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1 Facebook Nation 1
2 George Orwell... Meet Mark Zuckerberg 17
3 Second Self 33
4 Technology and Fundamental Rights 49
5 The Right to Connect 61
6 Freedom of Speech 75
7 Lethal Advocacy 91
8 Privacy of Place 111
9 Privacy of Information 121
10 FYI or TMI?: Social Networks and the Right to a Relationship with Your Children 137
11 Social Networks and the Judicial System 149
12 The Right to a Fair Trial 161
13 The Right to Due Process 173
14 Slouching Towards a Constitution 185
The Social Network Constitution 189
Acknowledgments 193
Notes 195
Index 239
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