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Asia-Pacific Dashboard Digest | Opinion: Internet Will Be Regulated to Address Privacy and Other Concerns Related reading: IAPP Westin Scholar finds evolving privacy law 'exciting'

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When it comes to such issues as privacy, cybersecurity and child protection, an "Internet Policy 3.0" to provide regulation could be on the way. In an Op-Ed for The Australian, Mark Day explains that while there are differing points of view in Australia and the U.S. on the nature of the Internet, the consensus is the same: regulation is needed. Communications Minister Stephen Conroy suggests the "argument that the Internet is some mystical creation that no laws should apply to--that is a recipe for anarchy..." From privacy concerns to online transactions and from hacking to cybersecurity, Day suggests "some significant changes may be in store" for the Internet.
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