Internet publishing perils and practices
Subtitle: a compass for content in the digital domain
By: John P. Borger, Steven D. Zansberg, editors
Contributors: American Bar Association. Forum of Communications Law
Publisher: American Bar Association, Forum of Communications Law; American Bar Association
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Chicago, Illinois
Language: eng
Number of pages: 167
ISBN-13: 9781627223614
Subjects: Internet publishing; Law and legislation; Electronic publishing; Copyright and electronic data processing
Description: "Like many other once-new and wild frontiers, electronic communications have become somewhat tamed by legal concepts that are in part imported from traditional fields, in part adapted from prior law, and in part created to meet unique features of the frontier. Charting a course through that digital domain has grown easier, but it remains fraught with potential hazards. This volume offers a compass and some landmarks for that journey. It is intended for those with general legal knowledge who do not encounter this area regularly"--Introduction.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Where can a lawsuit be brought against you for information posted to your web site, blog, or social media page / by Amba Datta and Alia Smith; title: Libel law basics / by Leita Walker and John Borger; title: False advertising and unfair competition / by Marc C. Levy and Katie R. Schwalb; title: Privacy law basics / by Laura Prather; title: Copying and reposting online / by James Rosenfeld and Deborah Adler; title: What is your exposure for information posted to your web site, blog, or social media page by third parties / by Steven D. Zansberg; title: Read the fine print : web site terms of use and privacy policies / by Larry M. Zanger; title: An employer's right to monitor, discipline, and  encourage employees' off-duty online conduct / by Kathleen A. Kirby, Todd A. Bromberg, and Kathryne C. Dickerson.