Clemmitt, Marcia. "Controlling the Internet." CQ Researcher 16.18 (2006): 409-432. CQ Researcher Online. CQ Press. Mesa Community College Library,
This article was found using the CQ Researcher, which is a resource from the MCC Online Library. This article is dedicated to whether we can control the internet, going into the political aspect of it. This is important since I will be writing about internet crime and what our government can do to help.
Katel, Peter. "Identity Theft." CQ Researcher 15.22 (2005): 517-540. CQ Researcher Online. CQ Press. Mesa Community College Library,
I found this article from CQ Researcher, which is an online resource provided by the MCC Library. This article goes over identity theft, including some statistics and also by providing commentary on what the government can do. This is vital to my research project because it is exactly what I am writing about. How the U.S. Government can help fight internet crime.
Tynan, Dan. “THE INTERNET IS Sick…BUT WE CAN MAKE IT BETTER.” Popular Science (2006): 82-88. EBSCOhost Research Databases.
This article was found through the MCC Online Library, as one of our other online databases. This article contains MANY statistics on many different internet crimes, not all related to identity theft. It goes over how to help protect yourself and also why the criminals do what they do in the first place.
Clark, Charles S. "Regulating the Internet." CQ Researcher 5.24 (1995): 561-584. CQ Researcher Online. CQ Press. Mesa Community College Library,
This article was also found from the CQ Researcher within the MCC Online Library. This article talks about how if we as people can really regulate the internet. The really good thing about this article is it is a little old (1995) so I can compare what we thought then and we have done to solve those situations, to what issues we have now and what we are doing to solve them.
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