CiNii 図書 - Law and the Internet : regulating cyberspace

Various legal issues arise from the massive expansion and commercial use of the Internet. The law regulating the Internet must deal not only with widely publicized problems such as Internet libel, computer crime and copyright on the World Wide Web, but also with issues relating to electronic contacting, intellectual property rights, and electronic evidence and procedure. This book focuses on these and other topical issues in the "law of cyberspace". An emphasis is put on what practitioners need to know to use the Internet for business, and the benefits and disadvantages of setting up a legal Web site.

Part 1 Introduction: introduction, Lilian Edwards and Charlotte Waelde
a lawyer's introduction to the Internet, Andrew Terrett
setting up a legal Web site - pitfalls and promises, John MacKenzie. Part 2 Intellectual property aspects: trade marks and domain names - what's in a name?, Charlotte Waelde
copyright and the Internet, Hector MacQueen. Part 3 Electronic commerce: contract formation on the Internet - shattering a few myths, Lars Davies
software transactions and contract law, Hector MacQueen
legal barriers to electronic contracts - formal requirements and digital signatures, Ian Lloyd
the taxation of electronic commerce, Sandra Eden. Part 4 Liability for content on the Internet: defamation and the Internet - name-calling in Cyberspace, Lilian Edwards
news without frontiers - pre-trial prejudice and the Internet, Alistair Bonnington
computer crime, Paul Cullen
governance of pornography and child pornography on the global Internet - a multi-layered approach, Yaman Akdeniz. Part 5 Electronic evidence and procedure: the impact of information technology upon civil practice and procedure, Stuart Gale.

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