What is a topic? A thesis? How are they related? Your topic is the focus of your paper. It’s what you’re writing about. Your thesis is your contribution. It’s why you’re writing. For example: suppose you are interested in writing about internet censorship. You think that even though there sometimes might be good reasons to censor online, […]
Handbook on writing a good seminar paper Note to students: As my own course-related project, I am putting together a comprehensive guide on writing a seminar paper. This guide will reflect readings, discussions, and recommended techniques on developing a high-quality seminar paper. Basics: Important dates & deadlines Grading About the SWR FAQs on the SWR Why a […]
Resources for Internet Law topic ideas In no particular order, here are resources you can visit to look for cyberlaw topics. TechDirt: A great site run by Mike Masnick, with news and commentary on many issues of importance to the digital era. http://www.techdirt.com/ Freedom to Tinker: run by Princeton prof Ed Felten and others. http://freedom-to-tinker.com/ […]
THIS IS AN ARCHIVE OF THE FALL 2014 CYBERLAW SKILLS COURSE REQUIRED BOOKS You should bring all required books to every class. Because laptops and electronics are not permitted, you should print out relevant pages of the Grimmelmann book and bring them with you. James Grimmelmann, INTERNET LAW: CASES AND PROBLEMS, 2014 edition v.4.0 (Semaphore Press). This […]
