Internet and Technology Law: A U.S. Perspective
Publisher: Bookboon.com
Published: 2013
ISBN-13: 9788740308457
Table of contents: title: Content; title: 1. Jurisdiction Defined; title: 1.1. Overview; title: 1.2. Subject Matter Jurisdiction; title: 1.3. Personal Jurisdiction; title: 1.4. Long Arm Statute; title: 1.5. Minimum Contacts; title: 1.6. Purposeful Availment; title: 1.7. Summary; title: 1.8. Key Terms; title: 1.9. Chapter Discussion Questions; title: 1.10. Additional Learning Opportunities; title: 1.11. Test Your Learning; title: 2. Privacy; title: 2.1. Introduction; title: 2.2. Threats to Privacy; title: 2.3. Sources of Privacy Law; title: 2.4. U.S. Constitution and Amendments; title: 2.5. State Constitutions; title: 2.6. Common Law Torts; title: 2.7. Federal and State Laws; title: 2.8. Administrative Agency Rules and Regulations; title: 2.9. Summary; title: 2.10. Key Terms; title: 2.11. Chapter Discussion Questions; title: 2.12. Additional Learning Opportunities; title: 2.13. Test Your Learning; title: 3. Copyright and Trademark Law; title: 3.1. Introduction; title: 3.2. What is a Copyright?; title: 3.3. Registration; title: 3.4. What Is A Trademark?; title: 3.5. Federal Registration Benefits; title: 3.6. Rights of Mark Ownership; title: 3.7. Trademark Symbols; title: 3.8. Additional Registration Steps; title: 3.9. Reasons for Registration Refusal; title: 3.10. Notice of Publication; title: 3.11. Federal Trademark Dilution Act; title: 3.12. Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act; title: 3.13. Summary; title: 3.14. Key Terms; title: 3.15. Chapter Discussion Questions; title: 3.16. Additional Learning Opportunities; title: 3.17. Test Your Learning; title: 4. Trade Secrets and Patents; title: 4.1. What is a Trade Secret?; title: 4.2. Protecting the Trade Secret; title: 4.3. Length of Protection; title: 4.4. Legal History; title: 4.5. Uniform Trade Secrets Act; title: 4.6. Disputes; title: 4.7. Remedies; title: 4.8. Additional Federal Laws; title: 4.9. What is a Patent?; title: 4.10. America Invents Act; title: 4.11. Patent Rights; title: 4.12. Categories of Patentable Subject Matter; title: 4.13. USPTO; title: 4.14. Patentability; title: 4.15. Types of Patents; title: 4.16. Application Process; title: 4.17. Infringement; title: 4.18. International Considerations; title: 4.19. Summary; title: 4.20. Key Terms; title: 4.21. Chapter Discussion Questions; title: 4.22. Additional Learning Opportunities; title: 4.23. Test Your Learning; title: 5. Free Speech, Defamation & Obscenity; title: 5.1. Introduction; title: 5.2. Obscenity; title: 5.3. Roth v. United States; title: 5.4. Miller v. California; title: 5.5. Communications Decency Act of 1996; title: 5.6. Reno v. ACLU 1; title: 5.7. Child Pornography Prevention Act of 1996; title: 5.8. Child Online Protection Act of 1998; title: 5.9. The Children’s Internet Protection Act of 2000; title: 5.10. Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act of 1988; title: 5.11. Defamation; title: 5.12. Elements; title: 5.13. Libel Per Se; title: 5.14. Defenses; title: 5.15. Free Speech and Social Media; title: 5.16. Free Speech and Work; title: 5.17. Summary; title: 5.18. Key Terms; title: 5.19. Chapter Discussion Questions; title: 5.20. Additional Learning Opportunities; title: 5.21. Test Your Knowledge; title: 6. Cybercrime; title: 6.1. Overview; title: 6.2. Types of Crimes; title: 6.3. Crimes Against a Person/Business; title: 6.4. Crimes Against Property; title: 6.5. Case Study One; title: 6.6. Case Study Two; title: 6.7. Case Study Three; title: 6.8. Case Study Four; title: 6.9. Federal Legislation; title: 6.10. Summary; title: 6.11. Key Terms; title: 6.12. Chapter Discussion Questions; title: 6.13. Additional Learning Opportunities; title: 6.14. Test Your Learning