A Tale of Two Internet Service Providers
Few ISP supervisors are aware that some courts are in the process of creating a legal duty for employers to monitor their workers.
Robert J. Aalberts
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Trespass, Nuisance, and Spam: 11th Century Common Law Meets the Internet
Even in the instantaneous world of cyberspace, common law still provides a protective shield over many Internet problems.
Legally Speaking: Libel and Slander on the Internet
The Internet adds a new dimension to the power of words, challenging our freedom of speech as we know it.
Considerations For an Effective Telecommunications-use Policy
Creating effective use through effective policy.
Legally Speaking: The Communications Decency Act Is Not as Dead as You Think
When the Communications Decency Act was originally signed into law in 1996, there was a abundance of media coverage, particularly among media within the IS community. The focus of this coverage was on language in the CDA that sought to limit "indecency" on the Internet. In addition to the media coverage, the Internet’s own Blue […]
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