IBLS Monthly Newsletter November 2004 Volume 3 No.11
In This Issue:
IBLS Introduces Unique Customized Corporate Service for E-Commerce IBLS's new tailored service is provided to e-commerce departments to assist in their distinctive business needs regarding their local and international e-commerce legal requirements.
This service enables e-business executives to efficiently use the latest Internet legal standards, trends and developments in creating and implementing their business strategies. It entails customized expert analysis of identified problems and concerns faced by the e-commerce department and the presentation of potential solution sets.
The focus is on the specific attributes of the solution that fit the company’s requirements and objectives and how it solves the business and legal challenges that are being faced.
The goal is to provide a significant amount of strategic input to e-commerce department to assist with the ultimate solution choice for the company’s most critical e-business challenges.
The solution entails customized multi-content model that leverages technology for easy integration into a users' workflow. The information is presented in business language, summarized in a Q&A format, allowing instant business application.
The service is provided through a global network of 93 top-tier global law firms from around the world and supported by IBLS proprietary, original, copyrighted content, indexed, categorized and cross referenced in innumerous topics of global Internet and E-Commerce Law. It consists of 157 legal categories, populated and organized in up to four levels of hierarchical structure, and 68 business categories based on NAICS codes, customized to cover all the working aspects of today e-commerce business.
For more information on this service please contact Richard Maslowski, IBLS VP for Business Development, rmaslowski@ibls.com or by phone 408 971 3412
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IBLS CEO Ana Penn to speak at ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN, 10th Intl' Conference Taking place from December 1 - 3, 2004, in Berlin, Germany, this annual conference attracts high-level decision makers from education, business and government - the three key areas driving e-learning adoption and innovation - making it the most important networking venue for experts, practitioners and newcomers from all over the world.
With over 1500 registered participants from over 60 different countries representing all continents, ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN 2004 has again established itself as the world's largest international e-learning conference and accompanying exhibition and also Europe's largest gathering of e-learning and distance education professionals.
IBLS CEO Ana Penn will be speaking on the subject of globalization of online education, addressing new business opportunities with the focus on IBLS corporate education.
To get more information on Ms. Penn's presentation and conference particulars please click here. BACK TO TOP
The First Program in Global Cybercrime Law Starts in January The Diploma in Global Cybercrime Law has been developed and customized with the specific needs of the online community in mind – timely information that can be immediately used for e-business practice. The twelve week online Diploma Program is scheduled to begin January 15, 2005. The tuition for the Diploma Program is $890 and includes the instruction and all course materials. To sign up for the program click here, or for more information please contact IBLS Online Education Director Sally Amirghahari or call 949-756-0906
Today, computer crime is much more than the unpleasantness of offensive advertising. Fraud and intellectual property crimes cost e-commerce substantial amounts in lost profits. The common activities of young hackers creating and launching viruses over e-mail connections pale when compared to the undertakings of the committed cyber terrorist, or the damage caused when identity theft results in the loss of your home. Earning the Diploma in Global Cybercrime Law will advance knowledge and business skills of online professionals in a variety of fields; including, but not limited to, banking, information technology, Security Systems Management, Public Sectors, Private Sectors, Retail and other business executives and entrepreneurs who need to protect their online presence against Cybercrimes.
The curriculum of Diploma in Global Cybercrime Law is designed to show:
- How to protect against Internet Fraud?
- The use of encryption and cryptography and how it impacts privacy and security issues?
- How to defend against cyber stalking and online harassment?
- How can banks, online retailers and consumers protect themselves against fraudulent e-mails?
- What constitutional concerns are raised by intellectual property cybercrimes?
- What different govt. statutes regulate criminal activities related to cybercrimes?
- What are the international cyber-crime initiatives?
The Diploma Program is design to bring together experts from different government agencies around the world, executives from international corporations, online securities experts, information technology consultants as well as Internet and E-Commerce legal professionals who are part of IBLS network of Charter Partners, to share their knowledge, expertise and advice in this very important area of online e-commerce.
California Attorneys can earn 10-hours MCLE credit upon completion of the program.
For more detailed information and to review the Program Syllabus please click here.
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Quarterly Theme - Copyrights on the Internet Continuing with this month's newsletter, IBLS is presenting its quarterly theme on important areas of Copyright. A selected theme is covered in a special summary from the IBLS database.
This month's selected summary will show how an e-business can avoid Internet copyright infringement. Given the variety of material involved in the set up and operation of a website (text content, images, etc.), it is very easy for an e-business to inadvertently become a copyright infringer. Copyright infringement actions carry severe penalties, and thus e-businesses should make sure that measures are put into place to prevent copyright infringement.
Selected summary titled "How To Avoid Internet Copyright Infringement?" describes some of these preventive measures.
To read this summary in full please click here. BACK TO TOP
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