The document discusses several key issues regarding internet law and regulation. It notes that while the internet may seem unregulated, there are some existing laws. However, regulating the internet is difficult due to its worldwide nature and anonymity. Several areas of internet law remain unclear, such as online defamation, the liability of internet service providers, and how to address cyberbullying while protecting free speech rights. Overall the passage examines both existing internet laws and legal issues that courts continue to evaluate.

1. Presented by Professor Mark Grabowski (Note: This is not legal advice)

3. When it comes to law and order, the Internet may seem like the Wild West

8. Technical difficulties at the Supreme Court have hindered the process… Supreme Court justices lately have displayed a startling level of ignorance about computing and communication methods that many Americans take for granted. Yet, as members of the nation's highest court, they're increasingly setting legal precedents about these very technologies.

40. Framing: It looks like you’re reading content on Philly.com. But this story actually appears on another website, bleacherreport.com. It is permissible in this particular case because Philly.com has an agreement with the other website. Ordinarily, though, framing is illegal.