INTERNET LAW & E-COMMERCE LAW PORTAL

“USE IN COMMERCE:” POSSIBLE DEFENSE FOR SEARCH ENGINE COMPANIES >>> e-commerce, Internet shopping, Advertisement, language, Intellectual property, Infringement, Copyright infringement, CYBERSQUATTING, Metatagging, advertisement, Internet Companies, Agency Liability, meta tags, Google, online publishing, Trademark registration, Distribution, Online Marketers, Internet Sales, infringing, Advertised Materials, Web addresses, Ad agency liability, Internet service providers, Internet Businesses, metatags, E-Commerce Business, intellectual property offences, copyright owners, Electronic directories, internet misuse, Internet Services, Advertising Standards, Advertising agencies, online service providers, goodwill and reputation, intentional misuse, Trademarks, internet law, advertising policies, intellectual property rights, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Trademark Disputes, Vendor, Intellectual Property Theft, software, unfair competition, Trademark Infringement, E-Commerce Legislation, online stalking, web sites, Copyright protection, unfair advantage, Internet Domain Names, online services, Internet Service Provider, Online distribution, Copyright owner, Copyright holder, Infringer, Inf.

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[1931]

MORE USER PROFILING WILL LEAD TO INCREASINGLY PERSONALIZED SEARCH

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[1930]

GERMANS CALL FOR SEARCH ENGINE REGULATION TO ELIMINATE RISKY RESULTS

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[1929]

AMNESTY LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO PRESSURE COMPANIES TO RESPECT INTERNET FREEDOM

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[1928]

THE EUROPEAN UNION’S BATTLE AGAINST MICROSOFT >>> Consumer, European Union, Europe, European, Complaint, European Parliament, Regulations, competitor, telecommunications, European Union Directive, Antitrust effect, competition, Competition Law, European Community, competitors, complaints, antitrust jurisdiction, Search Service Provider, EU Market, European Vendors, European Legislation, Technology infrastructure, European Union (EU), Technology Transfer Contracts, Computer Program Protection Law, European Directive, Antitrust law, Exclusive Right to Distribute, European Consumer Law Group, Competition Authority, Telecommunication Networks, License, Technology license, Telecommunication operators, Computer program, technology companies, Computer S.

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[1927]

SEARCH ENGINE LAW THRIVES >>> Europe, e-commerce, Copyright, Infringement, Copyright infringement, Internet Service Provider, Trade mark regulation, Internet Companies, Internet data centers, Data Security, infrastructure, Distribution, Online safeguards, Digital Copyright, Digital Copyright Law, privacy and data protection, Internet Businesses, online publishing, data protection, privacy issues, copyright owners, Privacy offences, online security, infringing, Legislation, Internet service providers, Data Protection Rules, on-line seller, data protection legislation, data processing companies, intellectual property offences, Web services, Internet Services, online service providers, Internet policies, Fifth Amendment, European Community, Online privacy, legal implications, Privacy Legislation, Trademarks, infrastructure services, intellectual property rights, Processing Operations, privacy policies, e-businesses, online services, EC Law, E-business IT, privacy, Copyright owner, Infringer, Infringe, Website, Internet regulation, Digital Pr.

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[1926]

GOOGLE MARKETS BOOK SEARCH TO UNEASY EUROPEAN EDITORS >>> Great Britain, Copyright, Copyright infringement, German, Internet Service Provider, Online distribution, Digital Copyright, Internet Companies, International Digital Copyright Protection, Distributors, Distribution, Literary works, international copyright, plagiarized, Search Service Provider, Internet service providers, Digital Copyright Law, Advanced EBook Processor, Italy, Google, Reproduction, Literary and Artistic Works, Web services, Advanced Digital Technologies, copyright owners, Digital Technology, Interactive Web Sites, Interactive Service Providers, WIPO Copyright Treaty, Commercial Database, data processing companies, Copyright Digital Recording, e-businesses, online services, Internet Access, Derivative Works, Digital Documents, International Intellectual Property, Distribution online, Copyright owner, Copyright holder, Commercial Information on-line, Digital Product, Copyright prote.

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[1925]

SEARCH ENGINE COMPANIES MAY BE LIABLE UNDER THE LANHAM ACT AND THE INITIAL INTEREST CONFUSION THEORY >>> Consumer, United States, e-commerce, Advertisement, language, Intellectual property, Internet, Internet Content, Metatagging, advertisement, Digital Copyright, Internet Companies, meta tags, Trademark registration, Internet Advertising, commercial website, Cyber Promotions, Server, Online Marketers, Digital Copyright Law, Internet Businesses, Google, Injunction, Web pages, Misappropriation, infringing, Advertised Materials, Internet context, goods and services, World Intellectual Property Organization, Internet service providers, lawsuits, metatags, Corporate Marketing, E-Commerce Business, intellectual property offences, copyright owners, Advertising agencies, E-Content Providers, online service providers, Internet policies, Intellectual Property Cybercrimes, goodwill and reputation, internet law, advertising policies, intellectual property rights, Trademark Disputes, Internet Services, Advertising Standards, Copyright protection, Vendor, unfair competition, Trademark Infringement, fair use, Trademarks, Infringe, Fines, Web Designers, Internet regulation, online information, web sites, Infringement, Copyright infringement, Internet Service Provider, Copyright owner, Copyright holder, Infr.

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[1924]

THE INITIAL INTEREST CONFUSION THEORY: THE BEGINNING OF LIABILITY FOR SEARCH ENGINE COMPANIES

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[1923]

LOUIS VUITTON PUSHES GOOGLE ALMOST TO THE LIMIT >>> Europe, United States, American, Jurisdiction, France, Advertisement, language, meta tags, Online Marketers, Domain Names, CYBERSQUATTING, Metatagging, advertisement, Trade in Goods, Google, Electronic search, Cyber-stalking, Search Engine Optimization, Injunctive Relief, Internet Advertising, copyright owners, Cyber Laws, infringing, goods and services, Search Service Provider, service provider, trade remedies, goodwill and reputation, on-line seller, metatags, intellectual property offences, merchants, Advertising Standards, Advertising agencies, Personal Jurisdiction, Intellectual Property Cybercrimes, International Transactions, International Registration of Marks, legal implications, Trademarks, advertising policies, intellectual property rights, Marketing on-line, International Intellectual Property, Copyright protection, International Litigation, Online disputes, software, unfair competition, Trademark Infringement, Copyright holder, Infringer, Infringe, Access, online stalking, marketing strategies, Intellectual property, Internet, Copyright, Infringement, Copyright infringement, Copyright .

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[1922]

EUROPE ROOTS OUT CYBERSTALKING >>> German, Illegal content, Electronic Message, online harrassment, Spain, Extortionists, Advertising by Electronic Mail, cyberharassing, cyber criminals, e-mail policy, Pornography, Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, Cyber-stalking, Commercial e-mails, Email Privacy, electronic mail, spam emails, cyberharrasing, Cyber Extortion, Electronic Legislation, Abusive Registration of Domain Names, Anti-cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, predatory, Spam mail, intimidate, Spamming, anonymity, Email Fraud, e-harassment , Computer Offences, mail fraud, EC Law, harrassment, Electronic Communication, e.

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[1921]

THE EU TIGHTENS ITS DATA PROTECTION POLICIES >>> Illegal, Germany, German, Internet Service Provider, Internet regulation, Electronic Privacy Act, data subject, data privacy, Data Protection Authority, privacy and data protection, personal data, data protection, Data Security, Privacy protection, Data Protection Authorities, Business Law, personal data processing, Privacy offences, Personal Property, Business Infrastructure, Internet service providers, Advertising agencies, Data Protection Rules, database directive, data protection legislation, Commercial Database, data processing companies, electronic data, internet law, advertising policies, Data Controllers, Internet Services, privileged information, electronic data interchange, privacy, Privacy Code, Personal Data Protection, Database Protection Policies, Privacy Legislation, Electronic Data Exchange, privacy policies, personal information, Privacy Commissioner, Data Protection Directive, German Legis.

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[1920]

UNITED STATES SENATE CONSIDERS MANDATORY WEB LABELING FOR SEXUALLY EXPLICIT SITES >>> Criminal penalties, Civil penalties, Child pornography, Advertisement, language, Crime, Prison, Internet Content, Internet and Telecommunication policies, advertisement, cyber criminals, predatory, First Amendment, Internet crimes, Children''s Online Privacy Protection Act, Advertising Disclosure, Child Predation, Civil Liberties, Cyber business, PROTECT ACT, Cyber Laws, Advertised Materials, Internet Businesses, child pronography, advertising policies, Adult advertisements, Advertising Standards, criminal liability, Child Pornography Act, Criminal law, Internet Crimes Against Children, Computer Offences, cybercrimes, Administrative Acts, crime preve.

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[1919]

INVESTORS SUE VONAGE OVER IPO >>> Finance, Consumer, Trade, Access, Federal Securities Laws, Finance Law, code of conduct, transparency, Securities and Exchange Commission, Securities Regulation, Disclosures, Federal Regulations, Federal crimes, security features, North America, financial industry, Federal Trade Commission, Financial Institution Fraud, financial services, Financial Advisories, security, legal implica.

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[1916]

GONZALEZ PRESSURES INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS ON DATA RETENTION >>> Consumer, Child pornography, Internet Service Provider, Internet regulation, Internet Crimes Against Children, online transmissions, data privacy, computer crimes, Child Predation, First Amendment, Internet data centers, Children''s Online Privacy Protection Act, digital evidence, data subject, Internet Networking, Internet Chat Rooms, privacy and data protection, Internet Businesses, data protection, consents on-line, Sex Offender, Business Law, Digital Technology, Internet context, Digital Networks, Internet service providers, Internet Transmissions, Data Messages, North America, Data Protection Rules, data protection legislation, data processing companies, Electronic Networking, Data Controllers, Internet Services, Children''s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998, online service providers, Civil Liberties, Online privacy, Database Protection Policies, Confidential, electronic data, child pronography, Freedom of Speech, Adult advertisements, Internet Service Providers Association, confidentiality of communications, digital online communication, online services, Communication Technologies, pr.

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[1915]

OUTSOURCING AND CORPORATE STRUCTURE: THE CASE FOR SEPARATE ENTITIES >>> market allocations, international business, Sales transactions, Choice of Law, Employee, vendors and service providers, Personal Jurisdiction, sales tax, Double Tax Agreement, North America, cross-border co-operation, international trade, International Litigation, double taxation treaties, Communication Technologies, E-business IT, enterpreneur, Finance, Contract, Jurisdiction, Internal M.

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[1912]

U.S. COPYRIGHT ROYALTY RATES: WHO SETS THEM? >>> United States, American, Criminal penalties, Intellectual property, Copying, Royalty fees, Royalty Fee, Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel, Berne Convention, infringing, Industrial Property Arbitral Tribunal, Copyright Arbitration Panel, Royalties, 1976 Copyright Act, Copyright Digital Recording, United States Patent and Trademark Office, intellectual property offences, royalties and service fees, Copyright Treaty, anti-infringement policies, Trademark Infringement, Trademarks, intellectual property rights, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Federal Regulations, Copy illegally, Fine, Infringe, Fines, Copyright protection, Directive 2001/29/EC, Copyright, Infringement, Royalty rate, Copyright infringement, Copyright owner, Copyright h.

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[1911]

SPAIN CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS FOR FRAUDULENT USE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS VIA THE INTERNET >>> Illegal material, Criminal penalties, Intellectual property, Copy, License, Music, Digital Copyright, Trademark registration, Fraudulent, Distribution, computer crimes, plagiarized, B2C e-business, Digital Networks, Internet Transmissions, Council of Europe, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property, Web pages, online fraud, Copyright Treaty, Berne Convention, Institute of Industrial Property, software piracy, Business Software Alliance , Digital Technology, Copyright Digital Recording, intellectual property offences, fraudulently, Internet Fraud, Intelligent Integrated Safety System, Retailers, WIPO Performances and Phonograms, Webcasting, criminal and civil remedies, intentional misuse, WIPO Copyright Treaty, online music providers, Directive 2000/12/EC, Interactive Web Sites, criminal liability, Software Licensing, Broadcast Transmission, digital credit cards, Council for Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, Trademark Infringement, Cyberpiracy, Trademarks, intellectual property rights, Piracy, Copyright protection, technographics, cybercrimes, broadcasting, Communication Technologies, Intellectual Property Theft, Copy illegally, Criminal law, Spain, Digital Audio Transmissins, WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty, Alliance for Information Society, Council of theEuropean Union, Online distribution, Copyright owner, Copyright holder, Licensing, Illegal copy, Copyright, Copyright infringement, Licensee, Pirate, Pirated music, Digital .

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[1910]

ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE LAW OF THE PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF CHINA >>> e-commerce, Internet commerce, Consent, Contract, Electronic Message, electronic signature, E-CONTRACT, on-line business, e-signature, B2C e-business, Business to consumer, electronic transactions, Electronic Offer, Legislation, Internet Transmissions, Internet Businesses, internet law, Bilateral Agreements, E-Commerce Model Code, Asia, Internet transactions, online offer, Contract formation, Internet legislative framework, EC Law, Electronic Digital Signatures, E-Commerce Legislation, online con.

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[1909]

SMART CARD: THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION DICTATES THE FIRST RULES >>> European Union, Europe, Consent, Business method, Digital encryption, Application software, Sellers and Subscribers, Telecommunication Policies, Trade Policy, payment systems, Trade in Goods, digital electronic communications, Data Protection Authorities, data subject, credit card, Banking records, data privacy, Customer Protection, online businesses, cybercash, PayPal, Data Security, Regulation of Services of Information Society, digital evidence, identity fraud, Telecommunication, Council of Europe, data protection, operational technology, Online Payment, goods and services, elexctronic surveillance, Digital Networks, Legislation, identified e-money, personal data, online security, shopping online, online transactions, e-payment, E-Safety, Digital Technology, EU Data Protection Directive , Evidentiary value, Telecommunication systems, Advanced Digital Technologies, electronic transactions, Business Law, Trade in Services, Electronic Services, on-line seller, database directive, data protection legislation, Telebanking, digital credit cards, Computer Program Protection Law, Identification fraud, Online privacy, Data Messages, Data Protection Rules, traffic data, Commercial Transaction, Credit online, payment card systems, Secure Electronic Record, digital mobile networks, Common Access Card, Online Travel, data theft, Trade and Development, European Vendors, European Legislation, Personal Data Protection, software, security, Chip Operating System, Database Protection Policies, Confidential, Data Directive, e-cash, EC Law, Evidence, e-risks, Communication Technologies, Cyber-payment , confidentiality of communications, European Directive, online services, shopping carts, Data Protection Directive, eEurope, Payment Options, Online Banking, digital money, Digital Product, Data Subjects Agre.

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[1908]

BRAZIL’S NATIONAL PLAN TO FIGHT PIRACY AND ILLEGALITY: BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT AIMS AT COUNTERFEITING ACTIVITIES – INTERNET INCLUDED >>> Consumer protection, Illegal material, Imprisonment, Patents, Infringement, Treaties, Trade in Goods, Legislation, fraud, Brazilian Law, Internet crimes, product theft, Brazilian National Institute of Industrial Property, WIPO Copyright Treaty, law enforcement, intellectual property offences, software piracy, International treaties, counterfeiting, Piracy, South America, Trademark Disputes, License Trademark Agreements, World Trade Organization, Sale of Good and Services, Latin America, Trademark Infringement, Brazil, Trademarks, Customs Law Enforcement, intellectual property rights, Illegal, Infringe, Trade, International Conventions, international trade, anti-infringement pol.

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[1907]

OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL CONCERNS RAISED BY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CYBERCRIMES >>> European Union, United States, European, e-commerce, Child pornography, Intellectual property, Anti-Terrorism, Search and Seizure, Legislation, Council of Europe, cybersecurity, Civil rights organizations, Constitution Law, e-mail, Fifth Amendment, Online privacy, Federal Bureau of Investigation, intellectual property offences, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Hacking, FBI, Patriot Act, Intellectual Property Cybercrimes, European Union (EU), Civil Liberties, Fourteenth Amendment, Copyright protection, cybercrimes, security, Council of Europe Convention, intellectual property rights, Internet, Copyright, Copyright infringement, Electronic Commerce, Fourth Amendment, constitutional .

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[1906]

ANOTHER FINE LINE: CIVIL LIBERTIES AND THE DIGITAL MILLENNIUM COPYRIGHT ACT >>> United States, Intellectual property, Motion Picture, Internet, Copyright, Copyright infringement, Civil rights organizations, Motion Picture Association of America, Digital Copyright, World Intellectual Property Organization, Internet service providers, Digital Copyright Law, Advanced EBook Processor, Internet crimes, Secure Digital Music Initiative , anti-circumvention, Intellectual Property Cybercrimes, Civil Liberties, Copyright Digital Recording, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, copyright owners, e-businesses, Online file swapping, cybercrimes, Intellectual Property Theft, Cybercrime Prosecution, intellectual property rights, Copyright owner, Encryption, Copyright holder, Copy illegally, Recording Industry Association of America, Copyright prote.

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[1905]

FIGHTING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CYBERCRIMES: INTERNET USAGE MONITORING AT THE WORKPLACE >>> United States, Intellectual property, Internet, Copyright, Copyright infringement, Copyright owner, software piracy, cybersecurity, Internet Protocal, online service providers, Intellectual Property Cybercrimes, e-mail, intellectual property offences, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, copyright owners, Internet Piracy, Intellectual Property Theft, software, Cyberpiracy, Electronic Communication, intellectual property rights, Copyright holder, Copy illegally, Electronic Commerce, Copyright protection, e-businesses, cyberc.

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[1904]

WHAT LAW DOES APPLY TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CYBERCRIMES IN THE UNITED STATES? >>> United States, Intellectual property, Motion Picture, Internet, Copyright, Copyright infringement, bootlegging, cybersecurity, 47 USC 605, Cyber-crime Legislation, Literary works, No Electronic Theft Act, Pictorial, Architectural works, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, copyright owners, software piracy, sound recording, Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organization, Piracy and Counterfeiting Amendment Act of 1982, cyberspace, Copyright Digital Recording, Sound recordings, Literary and Artistic Works, intellectual property offences, Piracy, Anti-Counterfeiting Consumer Protection Act of 1996, Intellectual Property Cybercrimes, Federal Regulations, 17 USC 506, 17 USC 1201 - 1205, Copyright Felony Act of 1992, e-businesses, cybercrimes, Intellectual Property Theft, Cyberpiracy, intellectual property rights, Bootleg, Copyright owner, Copyright holder, Copyright protection, 18 USC 2319, 18 USC .

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[1902]

EFFECTIVENESS OF THE COMPUTER SCIENCE SYSTEMS AND SECURITY IN THE USE OF BANKING CARDS

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[1901]

THREATS AND IMPLICATIONS OF CYBER TERRORISM >>> United States, Intellectual property, Love Bug Virus, Cyber terrorism, Cyber Murder, cybercrimes, hackers, hacked websites, fraud, fraudulent schemes, Telecommunication, Trojan Horse Programs, telecommunications, trade secrets, Trojan horses, Hacking, Hackers and Crackers, cyberterrorism, fraudul.

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[1900]

THE EMERGENCE OF CYBER TERRORISM >>> United States, Internet, Cyber terrorism, web sites, Hacking, Hackers and Crackers, Lebanon, hacked websites, Jordan, hack-tivism, International criminals, ha.

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[1899]

HOW TO COUNTER CYBER TERRORISM? >>> Terrorism, United States, Cyber terrorism, Deterrence and Prevention, security, Hacking, hackers, hacked websites, terrorist attack, computer sabotage, Telecommunication, Acts of Aggression, United Nations, Patriot Act, United Nations Members, Computer espionage, Canada, Asia, PATRIOT A.

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[1898]

TOWARDS A CYBER WAR ON TERROR? >>> United States, Internet, Cyber terrorism, cryptography, National Security Agency, Communication Technologies, crime prevention, Homeland Security Information, National Cyber Security, cyber crim.

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[1897]

CYBER TERRORISTS, ORGANIZED CRIME AND CYBER CRIMES >>> United States, Internet, Electronic Commerce, web sites, cryptography, cybercrimes, Osama Bin Laden, Russia, on-line business, Cali Cartel, phishing, Italian Mafia, Patriot Act, Organized Crime, Dutch underworld, cyberterrorism, online busin.

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[1896]

ENCRYPTION AND CONSTITUTIONAL CONCERNS >>> Online, Internet, Wire Act, Fourth Amendment, source code, cryptography, CYBERSQUATTING, cyberharassing, cyber criminals, object code, cybersecurity, First Amendment, privacy issues, Cyber-stalking, Cryptography Keys, privacy, digital signatures, ciphertext, cyberharrasing, Cyber Laws, Authenticate, decrypt, wiretapping, 18 U.S.C. Section 1030, wiretap, cybercrimes, harras.

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[1895]

ARGENTINA'S REGULATIONS FOR PROMOTED SOFTWARE ACTIVITIES >>> Distributors, Distribution, Argentina, Argentinean Legislation, Electronic Commerce, Software invention, Access, software, software acquis.

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[1894]

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: JURISDICTION >>> Consumer protection, Jurisdiction, Internet, Electronic Commerce, Unification of Private Law, Brussels Convention, European Commission, Internet Jurisdiction, Hague Conference, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, International Jurisdiction, International Law, Brussels Regulation n.44.

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[1893]

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: CHOICE OF LAWS >>> Consumer protection, European Union, e-commerce, European Parliament, Electronic Commerce, Rome Convenntion, Distance Selling Directive, electronic commerce directive, European Union (EU), Distance Selling, European Electronic Directive , European Commission, Member State, Private Autonomy, e-tailer, European Directive, Brussels Convention, Electronic Communication, Directive N.2000/.

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[1892]

JURISDICTION: THE INTERACTIVITY APPROACH >>> United States, e-commerce, Jurisdiction, Internet, Infringement, Copyright infringement, Personal Jurisdiction, e-mail, Clickwrap Agreements, Cyber Jurisdiction, Minimum Contacts, CYBERSQUATTING, Electronic Commerce, web sites, e-businesses, Trademark Infringement, Electronic Communication, Interactive Web .

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[1891]

JURISDICTION: THE “MINIMUM CONTACTS” PRINCIPLE >>> United States, e-commerce, Jurisdiction, Internet, Electronic Commerce, Fourteenth Amendment, International Jurisdiction, International Transactions, Due Process Clause, Minimum Con.

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[1890]

LIABILITY OF INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION >>> European Union, United States, e-commerce, Online, European Parliament, Council of 8 June 2000, Directive N. 2000/31/CE, European Union (EU), Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Internet service providers, Council of Europe, EU Copyright Directive, Internet, Copyright, Copyright infringement, Internet Service Provider, Electronic Commerce, Directive 2001/.

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[1889]

BUILDING CONSUMER CONFIDENCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION ONLINE MARKETPLACE >>> European Union, e-commerce, European Parliament, Electronic Commerce, e-businesses, European Directive, European Union Directive, European Commission, E-Confidence Initiative, Distance Selling Directive, European Economic Community, Union of Industrial and Employers Confederations in Europe, E-Commerce Business, EU Data Protection Directive , Distance Contracts Directive, Distance Selling, European Electronic Directive , Data Protection Directive, European Consumer Law Group, electronic data, European Legislation, European Union (EU), European Comm.

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[1888]

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: DATA PROTECTION >>> Email Privacy, Member State, Customer Protection, personal data, Aviationn Transportation Security Act, data protection, Privacy protection, European Union Directive, European Commission, Non-EU Countries, Spamming, Computer Reservation Systems, Directive 2002/58/EC, Safe Harbor Privacy Principles, Directive on E-Commerce, privacy, Passenger Name Record, non-EU personal data, European Union (EU), e-mail, U.S. Customs Service, Customers, Electronic Commerce, safe harbour, Data Protection Directive for the telecommunications sector, Directive 95/46/EC, e-businesses, European Union, SPAM, e-commerce, Int.

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[1887]

ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS PROTECTION ACT (ECPA) >>> United States, e-commerce, Wire Act, Internet Service Provider, Electronic Commerce, wiretapping, service provider, Google, Electronic Communications Protection Act, Wiretapping Act of 2002, electronic mail, Stored Wire and Electronic Communications and Transactional Records Access, wiretap, Electronic Communication, e-mail, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Internet service prov.

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[1886]

EMAIL PRIVACY IN THE WORKPLACE >>> United States, Internet, Copyright, Copyright infringement, Electronic Commerce, intrusion into seclusion, e-harassment , Intrusion, Email Privacy, electronic mail, Electronic Privacy Act, Copyright protection, trade secrets, Electronic Communication, e-mail, sexual haras.

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[1885]

CONSUMER PROTECTION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) >>> Consumer protection, European Union, e-commerce, Consumer Protection Act, Data Protection Directive for the telecommunications sector, e-businesses, European Economic Area, European Electronic Directive , Online Marketers, Distance Selling Directive, European Economic Community, European Union (EU), European Community, on-line seller, Directive on E-Commerce, fraud, Distance Selling, Data Protection Directive, privacy, Directive N. 2000/31/CE, International Consumer Protection and Enforcement Network, Information Society Services, consumer protection regula.

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[1884]

HOW THE CHILD-SEX CRIME WIRETAP BILL BECAME THE PROTECT ACT >>> United States, Child pornography, Internet, Internet Crimes Against Children, Department of Homeland Security, child pronography, PROTECT ACT, eavesdropping, Internet crimes, Children''s Online Privacy Protection Act, Child Sex Crimes Wiretapping Act , AMBER Alet System, Children''s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998, Child Pornography Act, eavesdrop, Federal Bureau of Investig.

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[1883]

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: CYBERCRIME >>> European Union, United States, e-commerce, Child pornography, OECD, Intellectual property, Economic crimes, phishing, telecommunications, Civil rights organizations, European Union Directive, European Commission, Cyber-crime Legislation, Content-related offences, intellectual property offences, Internet Fraud, EU Forum, International treaties, Internet service providers, Telecommunication, European Legislation, cybercrime investigation, Intellectual Property Cybercrimes, European Union (EU), Civil Liberties, malicious computer hackers, cybercrimes, security, Cybercrime Prosecution, Cyberpiracy, child pronography, Electronic Communication, Copyright infringement, Internet Service Provider, Information Society, Electronic Commerce, Maliciously, European Dire.

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[1882]

THE PROSECUTION OF OFFSHORE INTERNET SPORTS BOOK COMPANIES IN THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL COURTS >>> Offshore, Wire Act, Internet Service Provider, Caribbean, Wire Act of 1961, Offshore gambling, Panama, Republic of, Antigua/Barbuda, Legislation, Internet service providers, offshore tax schemes, Offshore E-Business, Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation, Online Gambling, World Trade Organization, Internal Revenue Service, cyberspace, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Offshore gaming, offshore economy, Offshore E-Commerce, Online Gaming, Offshore Business, Offshore Tax .

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[1881]

JURISDICTION ISSEUS OF E-COMMERCE TAXATION >>> United States, e-commerce, Jurisdiction, Electronic Commerce, National Tax Association Communications and Electronic Commerce Tax Project, tax treaty, National Governors Association , National Conferece of State Legislatures, taxing jurisdiction, Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement, cyberspace, Internet Tax Freedom Act, e-commerce transactions, E-Commerce Taxation, Telecommunication, Uniform Division of Income for Tax Purposes Act, Taxation, e-businesses, Electronic Communication, Uniform Commercial Code, Tangible Personal Pro.

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[1880]

TAXATION OF DIGITAL PRODUCTS SALES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION >>> European Union, United States, e-commerce, OECD, Internet, Electronic Commerce, Value Added Taxes, Telecommunication, Council of Europe, European Union Directive, Member State, non-discrimination, Value Added Tax Act, Value Added Tax, European Union (EU), Internet Tax Freedom Act, Directive 2002/38/EC, member european countries, OEEC, Digital Product, Taxation, e-businesses, European Directive.

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[1879]

STREAMLINED SALES TAX PROJECT- NATIONAL GOVERNORS ASSOCIATION >>> Internet commerce, Internet, Internet Service Provider, Sudan, e-tailer, VAT, Internet Services, Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement, Nexus, Internet service providers, National Governors Association , National Conferece of State Legisla.

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[1878]

THE UNITED STATES INTERNET TAX FREEDOM ACT >>> Internet commerce, Internet, Electronic Commerce, Harmonized Tariff Schedule, Harmonized Commodity Description Code, Electronic Communication, non-discrimination, Internet Tax Freedom Act, tariffs and customs, Telecommunication, Voice over Internet Protocol, tariffs, non-discriminatory, Internet Services, sales tax, e-mail, Nondiscrimination Act, World Trade Organization, Duty Free Int.

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[1877]

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: PAYMENT SYSTEMS >>> European Union, United States, European Parliament, Internet, Encryption, Electronic Commerce, electronic money, Smart Card, Core Principles for Systematically Important Payment Systems, Legislation, Directive on E-Commerce, cybercash, Member State, electronic mail, European Electronic Money Institutions Directive, Survey of Electronic Money Developments, Electronic Payment, electronic transactions, International Credit Transfers, e-payment, Electronic Credit Card, Electronic Communication, Directive 2000/46/EC, Committee on Payment and Settlement Systems, security issues, UNCITRAL, European Union (EU), Bank of International Settlements, Bank for International Settlements, e-businesses, European Directive, e-cash, sec.

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[1876]

PAYMENT OPTIONS – SMART CARD >>> United States, e-commerce, Electronic Commerce, Card Acceptance Device, Micro Payments, cryptography, Online Payment Policies in the US, Comite European de Normalisation , credit card, Secure Socket Layer, computer security system, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Smart Card, Electronic Credit Card, European Telecommunications Standards Institute, Secure Sockets Layers, Online Payment Policies in the EU, Online Payment, European Telecommunications Standards Institutes, Electronic Payment, computer security risks, Internet transactions, International Standards Organization, Online payment service, Secure Electronic Transaction, electronic payment mechanism, security, Online payment processing system, Electronic Benefit Transfer, European Union (EU), Vertical applic.

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[1875]

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: SELLING INTERNATIONALLY – NECESSARY INFORMATION FOR YOUR WEBSITE >>> Consumer protection, United States, Consumers, e-commerce, OECD, Internet, Customer Protection, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, International Law, International Transactions, e-mail, interstate commerce, E-Commerce Business, goods and services, Customers, Electronic Commerce, web sites, e-businesses, consumer protection regulations, Electronic Communic.

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[1874]

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: SELLING INTERNATIONALLY – BEING CONSUMER FRIENDLY >>> Consumer protection, United States, Consumers, e-commerce, Online, OECD, Online Marketers, Advertising by Electronic Mail, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, E-Commerce Business, electronic transactions, Foreign Judgments, e-commerce transactions, online fraud, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, European Union (EU), International Law, e-mail, International Electronic Commerce, International Electronic Transactions, Alternative dispute resolution, Electronic Commerce, Federal Trade Commission, e-tailer, Electronic Communication, Online Consumer Protection Policies, Hague Confe.

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[1873]

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: SELLING INTERNATIONALLY – COMPLETING GOOD TRANSACTIONS >>> Consumer, Consumer protection, United States, Shopping, e-commerce, OECD, consumer information, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, hackers, E-Commerce Business, Internet Fraud, electronic transactions, shopping online, electronic mail, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, security, Hacking, security issues, International Law, OECD Security Guidelines, Hackers and Crackers, Internet, Federal Trade Commission, personal information, e-businesses, OECD Consumer Policy Committee, warra.

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[1872]

PRIVACY RIGHTS AND NATIONAL SECURITY >>> United States, Encryption, cryptography, Key Escrow System, Clipper Chip, Cryptography Keys, encrypted .

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[1870]

OTHER LEGAL ISSUES REGARDING CRYPTOGRAPHY AND ENCRYPTION >>> Arms Control Export Act, cryptography, Department of Commerce, Cryptography.

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[1869]

CRYPTOGRAPHY AND DIGITAL SIGNATURES >>> United States, cryptography, decrypt, hashing, American National Standards Institute, Digital Signature Algorithm, Millennium Digital Commerce Act , National Institute of Standards and Technology, digital signatures, Message Digest, hashed messages, Hash function, Authenticate, Cryptography.

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[1868]

INTRODUCTION TO CRYPTOGRAPHY AND ENCRYPTION >>> United States, e-commerce, Online, Internet, Electronic Commerce, cryptography, electronic mail, Secure Socket Layer, symmetric cryptography, Authenticate, Public Key Cryptography, Secure Sockets Layers, symmetric encryption, Cryptography Keys, digital signatures, Secret Key Cipher, Data Encryption Standard, GnuPG, RSA, Public Key Infrastructure, decrypt, asymmetric cryptography, network associates, Asymmetric crypo system, PGP, asymmetric encry.

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[1867]

ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES UNDER U.S. LAW >>> United States, Encryption, Electronic Commerce, message integrity, electronic signature, National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, Electronic signatures, e-signature, Electronic Signature Act of 2001, Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, E-Transactions, Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act, electronic transactions, online transactions, e-transa.

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THE ENFORCEABILITY OF “CLICK-WRAP” AND “BROWSE-WRAP” AGREEMENTS >>> United States, Consumers, e-commerce, Online, License, Internet, e-commerce transactions, Browsewrap Agreement, Online disputes, software, online contract, Arbitration, E-Commerce Business, Clickwrap Agree.

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[1865]

BEYOND THE PROSECUTION: ALTERNATIVE CYBERCRIME PUNISHMENTS >>> United States, Online, Nongovernmental entity, Internet, Prosecute, cybercrimes, digital environment, European Union (EU), Civil Liberties, law enforcement, Constitution Law, cyber crim.

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[1864]

HOW CYBER JURISDICTION AFFECTS CYBERCRIME PROSECUTION >>> European Union, United States, Internet, Criminal, cybercrimes, Cybercrime Prosecution, Minimum Contacts, Cyber-crime Legislation, cyber criminals, hackers, Legislation, Cyber Jurisdiction, Council of Europe, cybersecurity, European Union Directive, European Commission, International Law, Doubled Criminality, Hackers and Crackers, Crimes and Criminal Procedure, hacked websites, Cyber Laws, Cyberpiracy, Council of Europe Convention, Hacking, cybercrime investigation, European Union (EU), International Jurisdi.

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[1863]

PRINCIPLES OF CYBERCRIME PROSECUTION >>> European Union, United States, e-commerce, Jurisdiction, Internet, Prosecute, cyber criminals, First Amendment, infrastructure, digital evidence, European Commission, Cyber-crime Legislation, electronic mail, Civil Liberties, e-mail, Crimes and Criminal Procedure, law enforcement, Authenticate, cybersecurity, Criminal law, cybercrimes, digital environment, Cyber Tools On-Line Search for Evidence, cybercrime investigation, European Union.

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[1862]

CYBERCRIME INVESTIGATION: CYBERCOPS >>> United States, Cyber terrorism, National Infrastructure Protection Center, International Cybercrime Initiatives, cybercrimes, cybercrime investigation, CYBERSQUATTING, legal infrastructures, cyberterrorism, cyberspace, Federal Bureau of Investigation, International Organization, Telecommunication, cybersec.

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[1861]

CYBERCRIME AND THE LAW >>> European Union, Europe, United States, OECD, Criminal, Digital encryption, Economic Espionage Act of 1996, Computer fraud, Computer Hacking, cyber criminals, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, Cyber-crime Legislation, Information Security, computer crimes, Economic crimes, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, CYBERSQUATTING, Legislation, Council of Europe, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property, cybersecurity, Cyber-stalking, infrastructure, legislative infrastructures, cyberterrorism, cyberspace, Crimes and Criminal Procedure, Cyber Laws, Digital Technology, Cyberlawenforcement.org, infrastructure services, Information Technology Systems, European Legislation, cybercrime investigation, European Union (EU), Criminal law, Cyber terrorism, Information infrastructure, Computer Offences, International Cybercrime Initiatives, cyberc.

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THE OBLIGATIONS OF INTERNET SELLERS UNDER FTC’S MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDER MERCHANDISE RULE >>> United States, e-commerce,