The document discusses several key themes around regulating behavior in cyberspace: 1) Code is a primary regulator of cyberspace as it can make the internet more or less regulable. Regulations can be built directly into code. 2) As more activity moves online, different sovereign governments will increasingly come into conflict as they try to regulate behavior. 3) Balancing free speech, privacy, and intellectual property protections online will require navigating latent ambiguities as values from the physical world are translated to cyberspace.

1. Review: Code and Other laws of Cyberspace Version 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Building Legal Institutions for Information Technology: Defining the Intellectual Commons

7. Regulability

10. Regulation by Code How the architecture of the net will make it easier for traditional regulation to happen.

12. What things regulate The key to a good policy in cyberspace is a proper mix of modalities.

15. Latent Ambiguities The ambiguity that forces us to choose between two very different conceptions of the value at stake.

22. Competing Sovereigns As more move online, the claims of one sovereign to control speech or behavior will increasingly conflict with others

25. Responses There are choices about how the network should evolve. We are not capable of making those choices