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6 Protecting Gamblers or Protecting Gambling? The Economic Dimension of Borderless Online 'Speech' -- Introduction -- U.S. Online Gambling Regulation -- Policing Cyberborders through Online and Offline Intermediaries -- Free Online Trade or Online Economic Protectionism? -- Policing Real Borders and Cyberborders -- U.S. Domestic Online Gambling -- Online Gambling in the European Union -- Online Economic Activity versus Online Speech -- Conclusion -- 7 Censorship and Cyberborders through EU Data Protection Law -- Introduction -- Offline Standards for the Online World of Communications -- European Data Protection on the Global Internet -- Public Interests in the Hands of Private Online Intermediaries -- Conclusion -- 8 Cyberborders through 'Code': An All-or-Nothing Affair? -- Introduction -- Commercially Driven Territorial Targeting and the Enabling Technology -- Legally Driven Territorial Fragmentation and Its Enabling Actors -- Solid or Porous Cyberborders via Geo-Identification Technology? -- (1) Borders Based on the Commercial 'Targets' - No Need for Geo-Technologies? -- (2) Solid Cyberborders - The Quest for Full and Effective Compliance -- (3) Porous Cyberborders by Default - Circumvention of Strict Blocking? -- Conclusion -- 9 Cyberborders and the Right to Travel in Cyberspace -- Introduction -- Jurisdictional Self-Restraint -- Categorising Approaches to Cross-border Online Activity -- Formulation of Rules -- Grant of Remedies -- Beyond State Sovereignty -- Consequences of Cross-Border Rules -- Website Provider's Response to State A's Assertion of Jurisdiction -- State A's Options for Bolstering Its Local Laws. -- Fragmentation of the Internet -- The Contest between Country of Origin, Country of Receipt and Targeting -- The Right to Travel in Cyberspace -- Part III Unpacking Internet Jurisdiction