Law and the Internet: A Framework for Electronic CommerceLilian Edwards, Charlotte Waelde Bloomsbury Academic, 2000 M11 7 - 396 páginas Following the very successful publication of their earlier book Law and the Internet (Hart Publishing,1997) the same editorial team have now assembled a number of specialist authors to write about those aspects of law which are of special importance to the burgeoning arena of electronic commerce. These issues can be grouped into three main sections, which is reflected in the organisation of this book: intellectual property; e-commerce; and content liability. Within these sections, each author provides an expert analysis of the underlying principles governing the law, an account of recent case law and policy developments, and a practical guide to the way the current law operates. |
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... interests provides a clue . Who will benefit the most from increased intellectual property rights ? Primarily commercial interests able to provide extensive financing for lobbying . 14 Who will lose out ? The individual . Who will ...
... interests and interest groups actively lobbied for legislation to limit both government and private sector access to personal data . It is suggested that , in both those types of circumstance , the motive of the relevant industries was ...
... interests ) . This has been amended in the interests of the publishing industry , first , to exclude sheet music altogether from the scope of the exception , and , second , to say that reprography is only permitted if the right holder ...
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The Real W W W | 17 |
Secrecy and Signatures Turning the Legal Spotlight on | 37 |
Payment in an OnLine World | 55 |
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