The Legal Guide to E-Business

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Bloomsbury Publishing USA, 2003 M11 30 - 240 pages
This concise and current guidebook to the legal issues involved with conducting e-business is a one-stop source for both domestic and cross-border laws and regulations. Any business that conducts commerce via a Web site must deal with these issues with regard to numerous situations. This book addresses the legal ramifications of developing and hosting websites, explains how to minimize liability through the use of website Terms of Use and user agreements, explicates specific international issues arising from the conduct of e-commerce, examines online marketing and advertising, online privacy issues, and online intellectual property rights.

Entrepreneurs, executives, and corporate counsel from enterprises of all sizes and in all industries will benefit from this useful legal roadmap.
 

Contents

Introduction
1
Getting Started
9
Managing Risks through Web Site Terms of Use
31
Internet Privacy Issues The Laws All Over the Map
57
OnLine Advertising and Marketing
101
Protecting Property OnLine
125
Conclusion
153
Country TopLevel Domains
171
Data Protection Supervisory Authorities of the European Union Member States
181
Select Privacy Resources
183
Notes
187
Selected Bibliography
215
Index
223
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JACQUELINE KLOSEK, a Certified Information Privacy Professional, is an attorney with Goodwin Procter LLP in New York City, where she practices in the Intellectual Property Transactions and Strategies Practice Area. Her practice focuses on advising clients on cutting-edge issues related to the intersection of law and technology, with a particular focus on data privacy and security. She is the author of three books.

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