Real Law @ Virtual Space-Communication Regulation in Cyberspace

Name: Real Law @ Virtual Space-Communication Regulation in Cyberspace
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ISBN: 9781572731257

ISBN-10: 1572731257

ISBN-13: 9781572731257

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Authors: Drucker, Gary Gumpert

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Legislators, service providers, consumers and courts are grappling with the liability and free expression implications of technological developments. This volume aims to address existing law and explore the issues which will require legislative and judicial attention.

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List price: $35.00
Publisher: Hampton Press
Publication date: 11/30/1998
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 368
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.386
Language: English

Preface
Legal Geography: The Borders of Cyberlaw Introduction	p. 1
Overview	p. 29
Different Strokes for Different Folks: The Intersection of Regulatory Principles and Technology	p. 31
Frontiers and Legal Landscapes: As Safety Valves Open and Close	p. 51
Freedom and Liability in Cyberspace: Media, Metaphors, and Paths of Regulation	p. 71
Economics and the Internet: No Free Rides on the InfoBahn; The Information Superhighway Becomes a Toll Road	p. 95
Communications Decency Act	p. 129
Communications Decency Act: Editors' Comments	p. 131
First Amendment Challenges to Restrictions on Internet Expression: Which Standard for Judicial Review?	p. 137
The Old Rules May Not Apply Anymore: Technology Aversion, Virtual Communities, and the Need for Innovation in Evaluating Restrictions of Cyberspace	p. 151
History and Decency: Overcoming the Threat of an Inside-Out Approach	p. 167
Regulation of Indecency in Electronic Communication	p. 183
Property Interests	p. 203
Copyright in a Digital World: Intellectual Property Rights in Cyberspace	p. 205
Museums Without Walls: Property Rights and Reproduction in the World of Cyberspace	p. 227
Rights of Attribution and Integrity in Online Communication	p. 251
Identities, Commodities, and Information Flows: Intellectual Property Rights and the Construction of Emergent Electronic Social Spaces	p. 267
Selling On, Not Out, the Internet	p. 287
Personal Liabilities	p. 303
Cubby or Stratton Oakmont?: Defamatory Speech on Computer Bulletin Boards	p. 305
Of Firewalls and Unlocked Doors: Expectations of Privacy	p. 325
Commercial Speech in Cyberspace: The Junk E-mail Issue	p. 349
Ethical Issues for a Virtual Self	p. 371
Ethical and Legal Issues in E-mail Therapy	p. 19
Author Index	p. 419
Case Index	p. 427
Subject Index	p. 431
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