News in Brief Why Taking Offensive Content Off the Internet Sets a Dangerous Precedent Cloudflare's Matthew Prince unilaterally removed the Daily Stormer from the Web, and his decision could have major implications for censorship online. Catherine Wilson
Social Justice Should We Encourage Our Kids to Spend Their Teenage Years as Cyber Deviants? Research finds that hacking and online theft among teenagers is widespread, but mostly harmless. Lauren Kirchner
News in Brief Civil Rights Groups’ Surprising Net-Neutrality Bedfellows The fight over whether the Internet should have a meter has created some unexpected alliances in the groups lobbying the FCC. Emily Badger
Social Justice Raise That Pulse, Share That Link What prompts people to share information? New research suggests catalysts can include anxiety, amusement — or even a brisk walk. Tom Jacobs
Economics Better Candidate Websites Provide Democrats Advantage An analysis of presidential candidates’ websites during the 2008 primaries finds Democrats used the Internet in a more sophisticated way. Tom Jacobs
Economics The Benefits of Broadband on Internet Use Universal broadband Internet probably won’t help people find jobs, but it may improve their health outcomes (and music libraries). Elisabeth Best