RFIDs, near-field communications, and mobile payments
Subtitle: a guide for lawyers
By: Sarah Jane Hughes, editor with Stephen T. Middlebrook and Candace M. Jones
Contributors: American Bar Association. Cyberspace Task Force
Publisher: American Bar Association, Section of Business Law
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Chicago, Illinois
Language: eng
Number of pages: 544
ISBN-13: 9781627221252
Subjects: Radio frequency allocation; Law and legislation; Radio frequency identification systems; Near-field communication; United States; Mobile commerce; Security measures; Design and construction; Right of Privacy; Electronic funds transfers
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Emerging issues affecting mobile payments, the Internet of Things, and other uses of radio frequency identification devices and near-field communications  / Sarah Jane Hughes; title: What is RFID? / David Flint and Valerie Surgenor; title: RFID frequency issues / Gregg P. Skall; title: Copyright, trademark, trade secret, and publicity rights / Jon M. Garon; title: Contactless consumer payments: a review of rules, laws, and regulations that apply to over-the-air communication of consumers' payment information / Philip Keitel; title: Privacy implications of smart metering and its use of RFID technology / Cheryl Dancey Balough and Richard C. Balough; title: RFID applications in animal agriculture / Edward A. Morse; title: Caution: electronic toll ahead / Brian Stallworth; title: Use of RFID technology by government entities / Stephen T. Middlebrook; title: Information security / John Black and Michael Dunne; title: Privacy and consumer issues / James P. Nehf; title: Creating a new legal framework for near-field data communication technology / Lauren Vane; title: The Handle System and its application to RFID and the Internet of Things / Patrice A. Lyons and Robert E. Kahn / RFID in Canada / Lisa R. Lifshitz and Daniel Sterescu; title: RFID: European aspects / Valerie Surgenor and David Flint; title: RFID in India / Sajai Singh; title: Privacy: a perspective from Australia (and Canada) / Jen Geary; title: Maddening to militaries and museums: when large-scale RFID systems lose track of objects / Roland L. Trope; title: An economic survey analysis of the legal literature pertaining to the privacy implications of radio frequency identification technology / Mike Jerbic; title: Conclusion / Sarah Jane Hughes.