Bowker Saur, 1999. Michael Hill is a noted UK information scientist who had held office in a number of UK and European organisations. In his introduction he comments that much has been written on the information society, information technology etc, but none has concentrated on the basics how does information manifest itself, and the content of systems. A thought-provoking volume and we all need to stand back from the daily round and think. The legal and regulatory environment for electronic information.
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The author is a noted UK expert on this subject. The new edition now covers the legal ramifications of the Internet in more detail and has, amongst others, a new chapter on domain names. Well written and interesting to read it is a must for information managers, special, academic and public librarians, publishers, and a very useful reference tool for anyone else involved in electronic information. You don't have to be a legal expert to understand this text. Library and information science annual.