Internet Law : Text and Materials

Abstract

From the Publisher: Internet Law deals with the law applicable only or primarily to the Internet, together with those aspects of the law that apply to Internet transactions in very different ways than they do to real-world activities. Included are analyses of the fundamental issues raised by the Internet, challenges to existing laws and regulations posed by this new medium, studies of the trends in the development of the law with respect to these issues, and suggestions on how to address these challenges. About the Author: Chris Reed is a reader in information technology law and deputy director of the Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary and Westfield College, University of London. He is the editor and coauthor of the third edition of Computer Law and the author of Electronic Finance Law and Digital Information Law.

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