The Future of Information Technology Law

B. W. Napier

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Digitalization, Law, and Regulation Intellectual Property Rights and Media Digital Transformation in Law

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To entitle an article “the future of information technology law” may appear unduly adventurous to those who would argue that the subject has yet to establish a present. The purpose of this contribution is therefore to give some information about the current reach of the subject as well as the directions in which it is likely to grow.

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