@article{22451,
      note = {Price : 22.64; Inv.# CSI100127; Date 15/09/98; Supplier :  CroftHouse, UK; Recd 25/09/98; Contents : 1. Copyright : A.  Exclusive rights; B. Subject matter of copyright; C.  Formalities; D. Infringement; E. Sources of risk; F. World  Wide Web sites; G. Hypertext links; H. Graphical elements;  I. E-Mail; J. Postings; K. Criminal liability; L. Fair use;  M. First amendment; N. Software rental; O. Proposals for  change; 2. Trademark; 3. Defamation; 4. Privacy : A. Common  law privacy; B. Constitutional law; C. Federal statutes; D.  Anonymity; E. Technology expanding privacy rights; 5. Duty  of care : A. Negligence; B. Negligent misstatement; C.  Equipment malfunctions; D. Economic loss may not be  recoverable; E. Contractual limitations of liability; 6.  Criminal liability : A. Computer fraud & abuse act; B. Wire  fraud; C. Electronic communication privacy act; D.  Extortions & threats; E. Exports; F. Secual exploitation of  children; G. Obscene & indecent transmission; H. Obscene &  indecent telephone calls; I. Copyright; J. State computer  crime laws; K. Stalking; 7. Procedural issues; 8.  Electronic contracts & digital signatures : A. Are  electronic agreements enforceable? B. Public key encryption  & digital signatures; 9. Misappropriation of information;  10. Civil rights; 11. Tax; 12. Evidence; 13. Ethics; 14. A  contexts : legal developments, late 1990 to early 1996;.},
      author = {Rosenoer, Jonathan,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/22451},
      title = {Cyberlaw : the law of the Internet /},
      recid = {22451},
      pages = {xiv, 362 pages ;},
}