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Introduction – Susan J. Brison and Katharine Gelber
Chapter 1: Digital Dualism and the ‘Speech as Thought’ Paradox – Katharine Gelber, Susan Brison
Chapter 2: Search Engines and Free Speech Coverage – Robert Simpson, Heather Whitney
Chapter 3: Cyber Harassment and Free Speech: Drawing the Line Online – James Weinstein
Chapter 4: Recipes, Plans, Instructions and the Free Speech Implications of Words that are tools – Frederick Schauer
Chapter 5: Free Speech Categories in the Digital Age – Ashutosh Bhagwat
Chapter 6: Privacy, Speech and Digital Imagination – Robert Post
Chapter 7: Why Combatting Online Abuse is Good for Free Expression – Danielle Keats Citron
Chapter 8: ‘Not Where Bodies Live’: The Abstraction of Internet Expression – Mary Anne Franks
Chapter 9: Demographics, Design and Free Speech: How Demographics have Produced Social Media Optimized for Abuse and the Silencing of Marginalized Voices – Soraya Chemaly
Chapter 10: Unmasking Hate on Twitter: Disrupting Anonymity by Tracking Trolls – Diana Ascher, Safiya Noble
Chapter 11: Online Dating Sites as Public Accommodations: Facilitating Racial Discrimination – Sonu Bedi
Chapter 12: The Meaning of Silence in Cyberspace: The Authority Problem and Online Hate Speech – Alexander Brown
Chapter 13: Regulating Online Speech: Keeping Humans, and Human Rights, at the Core – Dinah PoKempner