"online regulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to laws, guidelines, or policies that govern or regulate online activity or usage. For example, "The new online regulation requires all websites to have a minimum level of encryption."
Granted it was not his remit to look at online regulation, and I'm not suggesting he should have done so.
Graham advises on all aspects of digital law including IP, online regulation, privacy / data protection, online gambling, commercial agreements and IT projects including outsourcing.
The lawyers and politicians grappling with these questions got little guidance from Lord Justice Leveson, who describes online regulation as "problematic".
But if recent trends in online regulation prove anything, it is that technology is being used by both sides in this battle and that freedom is by no means certain to win.
But like all Chinese tech services, it is subject to the state's tight online regulation.
Way before people decided to be nice to other people, way before hashtags and most certainly before any form of online regulations took hold, nothing was off-limits.
But how can we achieve this online, where regulation is limited and difficult to enforce?
Still, the next round of online privacy regulation needs to proceed carefully, policy experts warn.
The company said liberalisation of the country's online gaming regulation did not provide the benefits it had expected, with the Italian government allowing increased competition.
Yet they provide another source of concern for Google's critics, who fear that the company may gain undue influence over important policy areas like online privacy regulation.
It is likely that BT and other large British ISPs will soon be told to block the Pirate Bay, too.All this proves right internet advocates who have always worried that online content regulation in Britain would be introduced by stealth.
