yusuke1997/dblp-id-title huggingface dataset:
International year book of law, computers and technology, volumes VII-IX: Edited by Kenneth Russell, 1993-1995, hard-cover, Carfax Publishing Company, 275 pp. (Vol VII), 362 pp. (Vol VIII) and 241 pp. (Vol IX), ISBN 0902 879 057 (Vol VII); 0902 879 502 (Vol VIII) and 0902 879 60X (Vol IX)
Satellite services - the future of the signatory affairs office
International data protection regulation: Data transfer - safe harbor
Book review : Computer contracts: Drafting and negotiating computer contracts, Rachel Burnett, Paul Klinger, 2nd ed., Tottel Publishing (2005), 736 pp. hard-cover, £175, ISBN: 0 406 90809 5
Electronic evidence in the blockchain era: New rules on authenticity and integrity
Summary of the report "computer crime in the Netherlands"
Information technology and the courts
Online content filtering in EU law - A coherent framework or jigsaw puzzle?
Section 69 and all that
Open Banking goes to Washington: Lessons from the EU on regulatory-driven data sharing regimes
From the telegraph to Twitter: The case for the digital platform act
General agreement on tariffs and trade
ITALIAN-LEGAL-BERT models for improving natural language processing tasks in the Italian legal domain
The chilling effects of algorithmic profiling: Mapping the issues
Law versus technology: Blockchain, GDPR, and tough tradeoffs
A summary of the ninth report of the data protection registrar, June 1993
Liability in cyberspace - II: Disclosure and securities fraud on the internet
Digital exhaustion of copyright after CJEU judgment in Ranks and Vasiļevičs
The Future of Foreign Intelligence, Privacy and Surveillance in a Digital Age by Laura K. Donohue, Oxford University Press, Canada (2016). ISBN-10 0190235381, ISBN-13 9780190235383
Computer abuse
Court declines to interfere with export control designation
Cybersecurity in the EU: How the NIS2-directive stacks up against its predecessor
Protocol to the berne convention: The wipo diplomatic conference - the birth of two new treaties
Five years of the APEC Privacy Framework: Failure or promise?
Electronic share dealing - the legal issues
Digital information: Its likely effect on the law
ICCP report no 29 - Telecommunications and broadcasting: Convergence or collision?: (1992), OECD, Paris, Soft-cover, 287 p (£40; US $60; F 250; DM 100), ISBN 92 64 13764 5
Data modelling as a means of power: At the legal and computer science crossroads
Computer print-outs continue to court confusion
A comparative analysis of the US "magaziner paper" and of the EU communication "a european initiative in electronic commerce"
E-mail, privilege and a solicitor's duty of confidentiality
Statement of William J. Cook before the house judiciary committee courts and intellectual property subcommittee continued hearing on the NII copyright protection act - 8 February 1996
Data breach notification law in the EU and Australia - Where to now?
The role of transnational online arbitration in regulating cross-border e-business - Part II
The regulation of data privacy in Hong Kong
Protecting digital identity in the cloud: Regulating cross border data disclosure
South African regulation of online casinos licensed in a foreign jurisdiction
An experimental model of regulating the sharing economy in China: The case of online car hailing
International year book of law, computers & technology: Volume 6, 1992, edited by Kenneth Russell, Carfax Publishing Company, Hard-cover, 250 p (£48.00, post free, individuals £28.00), ISBN 0902 879 057, ISSN 0965-528 X
Rethinking Privacy in the Council of Europe's Convention on Cybercrime
Internet Law: The Legal Classification of Websites and Liability for Hypertext Links
International data transfers between the United States and the European Union: are the procedural provisions of the Safe Harbor solution adequate?
Successful uses of technology in business
Book review : Economics and copyright: Developments in the Economics of Copyright - Research and analysis, Lisa N. Takeyama, Wendy J. Gordon, Ruth Towse (Eds.), Edward Elgar Publishers (2005), (197 pp., hard-cover, £55.00), ISBN: 1 84376 930 1
The legal aspects of corporate e-mail investigations
The implications of the lotus 1-2-3 copyright infringement decision
Globalization and regulatory change: The interplay of laws and technologies in E-commerce in Southeast Asia
Financial Intelligence Units: Reflections on the applicable data protection legal framework
Computer insurance: Part III - Consequential loss
Book review : Computer Law: Introduction to Computer Law 5 th Edition, David Bainbridge, 2004, soft-cover, Pearson Education, 553 pp., £29.99, ISBN 0 582 47365 9
Revisiting country of origin principle: Challenges related to regulating e-commerce in the European Union
Electronic fund transfers
The Prüm decision - An uncontrolled fishing expedition in 'Big Brother' Europe
Computer hacking - The new boom industry
The blocking of Booking/Etraveli - When the first victim of EU's anti-US tech stand was a European
E-Insurance: 'E-Risk' and Insurance
Smart Card Technology - Hong Kong: Legal Issues in Smart Card Technology
The new database law
Stuxnet vs WannaCry and Albania: Cyber-attribution on trial
Internet Copyright: Advanced Copyright Issues on the Internet
Cyber insurance - What coverage in case of an alleged act of War? Questions raised by the Mondelez v. Zurich case
Copyright and the public interest: by Gillian Davies, 1994, soft-cover, IIC Studies in Industrial Property and Copyright Law, Volume 14, 232 pp., DM118.0 or £47.00, ISBN 3 527 28638 1
Identity management and data protection law: Risk, responsibility and compliance in 'Circles of Trust' - Part II
Application of the EC competition rules to access agreements in the telecommunications sector
EU developments in IP, IT & telecommunications law
Contracts (rights of third parties) bill: Implications for the IT/Technology industry
The unique Chinese legal approach to online ad blocking: Is it in the right direction?
The financialisation of Crypto: Designing an international regulatory consensus
ETIAS system and new proposals to advance the use of AI in public services
Case Report: Angry Consumers V Kodak and Other E-Tailers
Electronic finance law: by Chris Reed, 1991 (hardback book) (Woodhead-Faulkner), 241 pp, £50.00, ISBN 0859541-694-1
The Council of Europe Data Protection Convention reform: Analysis of the new text and critical comment on its global ambition
Domain Name Disputes: UK Domain Name Disputes - Still a Cybersquatter's Charter?
Offending and being offended online: Vile messages, jokes and the law
The right to self-determination in the digital platform economy
The judgment of the Grand Chamber dated 21 December 2016 in the two joint Tele2 Sverige and Watson cases: The need for a harmonised legal framework on the retention of data at EU level
Contingency planning and disaster recovery for computer systems
Gowers review - Intellectual property
Cheating at cards, plastic fraud: Sharp Practices and naive systems: Naive Systems by Bryan Clough, 1994, Soft Cover, 154pp., ISBN 090 792 3283
Computer crime: Why should we still care?
"Invalidator" strikes back: The harbour has never been safe
Profiling the mobile customer - Privacy concerns when behavioural advertisers target mobile phones - Part I
A comparison of proposed legislative data privacy protections in the United States
A comprehensive analysis of software look and feel protection - part v - continued analysis of the 'feel' cases
Cybersecurity - the CTOSE project
The EU Data Retention Directive
Miniaturization technologies, 1991 (US Office of Technology Assessment, paperback report): 48 pp, US$ 3.25 (Ref OTA-TCT-514), ISBN 0-16-035983-X
Book review : Exploiting holes in software security: The Shellcoder's Handbook - Discovery and exploiting security holes, Koziol, Litchfield, Aitel, Anley, Eren, Mehta and Hassell, 2004, soft-cover, Wiley Publishing Inc., 620 pp., £33.99, ISBN 0 7645 4468 3
A preliminary study on artificial intelligence oracles and smart contracts: A legal approach to the interaction of two novel technological breakthroughs
Computer contracts - negotiating for success
Singapore's multi-pronged strategy against spam
Insurance and the Y2K risk
Kluwer law international as part of its now defunct computer/law series of monographs, has published two further texts dealing with different aspects of the relationship between electronic technology and the law: The first is Frame-Based Conceptual Modules of Statute Law by Robert van Kralingen, 1995, soft cover, Kluwer Law International, 215 pp., £64; US$99; NLG145, ISBN 9041101284
Introduction to technology law: The legal protection of IT components Part II - other intellectual property laws applicable to IT components
Asian Data Privacy Laws: Trade and Human Rights Perspectives, Graham Greenleaf, Oxford University Press, Oxford (2014). 579pp, ISBN 0199679665, 9780199679669, £115
Improving colloquial case legal judgment prediction via abstractive text summarization
Toward a practical legal rule revision in legal debugging
Legal Risk Analysis: Legal Risk Management via Dependency Modelling
"E-mail Security - How to keep your Electronic Messages Private": E-mail security by Bruce Schneier 1995 (John Wiley & Sons 365 pp.) isbn 0-471-05318-X
CLSR Briefing: News and comment on recent developments from around the world
All speech should be free (except this?)!
Cybersecurity, European digital sovereignty and the 5G rollout crisis
Decentralized social networks and the future of free speech online
Intellectual property world desk reference - A guide to practice by country, state, and province: edited by Thomas N S Hemnes, 1992, loose-leaf (Kluwer Law and Taxation Publishers), US $125.00 or Dfl 200.00, ISBN 90 6544 906X
Automated consent through privacy agents: Legal requirements and technical architecture
Digital Anonymity on the Internet: New rules for anonymous electronic transactions?
Centralization and standardization the security risks and opportunities
EC competition law
Google News banned by Brussels High Court - Copiepresse SCRL v. Google Inc. - Prohibitory injunction of the President of the High Court of Brussels, 5 September 2006
Congress passes new legislation protecting licensees of intellectual property
Personal privacy - transatlantic perspectives: European and American privacy: commerce, rights and justice - part II
Data rule hanging over platform competition: How does the GDPR affect social media market concentration?
Interpreting code - Adapting the methodology to analyze the normative contents of law for the analysis of technology
Recent American case law on copyright in computer programs
Emerging challenges in privacy law: Comparative perspectives
Internet Copyright: Advanced Copyright Issues on the Internet- Part VII
The personal identity number in Danish law
Software Patents: Software Patents - Damage Limitation
Sources to structures - whelan V jaslow and its implications for software developers
Tying and bundling by online platforms - Distinguishing between lawful expansion strategies and anti-competitive practices
Digital identity - From emergent legal concept to new reality
Data protection in health and telematics projects compliance with legal and ethical requirements 1
Can small users recover from the cloud?
Current developments in software distribution in Japan
Liability of ISP's for third party postings to newsgroups - Godfrey v Demon
Reflections of an E-Commerce Lawyer: When Every Decision is a 'You bet your Company' Decision: Tales of an E-Commerce Lawyer
The role of the Council of Europe on the 40th anniversary of Convention 108
Data protection in Germany II: Recent decisions on online-searching of computers, automatic number plate recognition and data retention
Encryption-first amendment challenge to encryption control regulations still on track
Cyber pornography in India and its implication on cyber café operators
Profiling tax and financial behaviour with big data under the GDPR
Unmanned aircraft systems: Surveillance, ethics and privacy in civil applications
Professional data storage: The decision criteria
Guaranteeing privacy policies using lightweight type systems
A status report
Criminal law tackles computer fraud and misuse
EC distribution law: by Janna Goyder, 1992, hard-cover, Kluwer Law and Taxation Publishers, 276 pp., Dfl320; US $173; or UK £199, ISBN 9065445919
Cyber-squatting: Legal implications and judicial approaches - An Indian perspective
Singapore's Personal Data Protection legislation: Business perspectives
Copyright and designs law: A question of balance: (Hardcover book), by Peter Groves, 1991 (Graham & Trotman), 417 pp, £87.50/US $185 (surface mail), £92.50/US $195 (world airmail), ISBN 1853333646
System development auditing: A risk based approach
Internet lending in China: Status quo, potential risks and regulatory options
The data protection directive: A legal analysis
Trilemma and tripartition: The regulatory paradigms of cross-border personal data transfer in the EU, the U.S. and China
How the cookies (almost) crumbled: Privacy & lobbyism
Data protection directive gets its first progress report
Regulating the use of big data: Justifications, perspectives and the Chinese way forward
CLSR Briefing: News and Comment on Recent Developments from around the World
Book review : Information management - Stephan Kudyba, Managing Data Mining - Advice from Experts, Cybertech Publishing (2004), (260 pp., Soft-cover, £19.50), ISBN: 1 59140 243 3
Model software licences
An institutional account of responsiveness in financial regulation- Examining the fallacy and limits of 'same activity, same risks, same rules' as the answer to financial innovation and regulatory arbitrage
Computer eavesdropping - Fact or fantasy
Case Report: Getmapping PLC V Ordnance Survey
The ALTAI checklist as a tool to assess ethical and legal implications for a trustworthy AI development in education
Education for the provision of technologically enhanced legal services
Legal aspects of linked data - The European framework
The second text: Knowledge specification for multiple legal tasks - A case study of the interaction problem in the legal domain: By Pepijn Visser, 1995, soft cover, Kluwer Law International, 250 pp., £67; US$99; NLG155
Cyber-attack as inevitable kinetic war
'Access all areas': Function creep guaranteed in Australia's ID Card Bill (No. 1)
XIIIth Conference of data protection commissioners, Strasbourg, 2-4 October 1991
Legal developments in IT security
AI trading and the limits of EU law enforcement in deterring market manipulation
Conflict of laws issues associated with an action for interference with privacy
Software licensing
The future of Information Law: Why all roads lead to Rome
Computer viral risks - is the worst yet to come? an eerie look into the future
Beyond griefing: Virtual crime
Windows v Lindows - have Microsoft won the battle only to lose the war?
Will the European Commission be able to standardise legal technology design without a legal method?
Commercial agreements and competition law: Practice and procedure in the UK and EEC: Dr Nicholas Green published by Graham & Trotman, 1986. ISBN 0860107884. Price £89
The stages of cybercrime investigations: Bridging the gap between technology examination and law enforcement investigation
Regulating webcasting: An analysis of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive and the current broadcasting law in the UK
A benchmark for trustworthy commerce
Outlawing circumvention of technological measures going overboard: Hollywood style
Privacy, data protection and ethics for civil drone practice: A survey of industry, regulators and civil society organisations
Lotus notes - a new security paradigm
User review portability: Why and how?
OECD cryptography policy guidelines
Sowing seeds of change for the digital world - A response to 'Digital opportunity: A review of intellectual property and growth'
Simpler legislation for the single market
Case Report I: Contract Negotiation not 'Subject-to-Contract'
EC telecommunications
Independence of data privacy authorities (Part II): Asia-Pacific experience
Rule of law or not? A critical evaluation of legal responses to cyberterrorism in the UK
Criminal liability for the transfer of data in international networks - new challenges for the internet - part I
Information Computer Communications/Policy Series: Communications Outlook 1993 Soft cover (OECD)156p FF180: £32, US$42, DM74; ISBN 92-64-13841-2
Intellectual property protection in Asia: edited by Arthur Wineburg, loose-leaf, £91.00 (+ £68.00 for the first issue published in December 1992) ISBN 0880632941
But is it admissible as evidence?
Regulating big data. The guidelines of the Council of Europe in the context of the European data protection framework
Balancing data protection and privacy - The case of information security sensor systems
Sanctions on digital platforms: Balancing proportionality in a modern public square
Software Law: Intelligent Agents: A Curst or a Blessing? A Survey of the Legal Aspects of the Application of Intelligent Software Systems
Insuring computer virus
Global data governance at a turning point? Rethinking China-U.S. cross-border data flow regulatory models
Rethinking the one-stop-shop mechanism: Legal certainty and legitimate expectation
Law reports update
The insider threat and employee privacy: An overview of recent case law
Commercial law: Assimilating software to 'goods' by analogy
Transparency of machine-learning in healthcare: The GDPR & European health law
Computer software: Protection/liability/law/forms: by L J Kutten; Release 7, July 1991 (Clark Boardman Co), $75.00, ISBN 0876325479
Information Law Reform - Malta: Maltese White Paper on the Legislative Framework for Information Practices
The curious case of regulating false news on Google
Liability issues - software engineering: Software engineering - what are the legal pitfalls?
The modern law of coprights and designs: Second Edition, by Laddie, Prescott and Victoria, two volumes, 1995, hard-cover, 1472 pp. & 764 pp., £295.00, ISBN, for Volume One: 0406049750, or ISBN, for the complete set: 0406616973
The Patients' Rights Directive (2011/24/EU) - Providing (some) rights to EU residents seeking healthcare in other Member States
What competition law can do for data privacy (and vice versa)
Telecoms Regulation: Peering and Transit over TCP/IP Networks
St Albans City & District council v International Computers Ltd, High Court, Scott Baker J., 3rd October 1994
Domain names: Comments on WIPO's new overview of selected UDRP questions
Rules of jurisdiction and conflict rules relating to online cross-border contracts concerning touristic services provided to consumers
Analysis of the attributes of rights to inferred information and China's choice of legal regulation
Software copywright and non-literal copying - Canada: Canadian court adopts us approach to "look and feel"
Edem v. The Information Commissioner and The Financial Services Authority [2014] EWCA Civ 92
Submission from the British Computer Society
Practical use of spreadsheets in the analysis of bankruptcies
Introduction to the law on software licences part I: The basics
Processing of botnet tracking data under the GDPR
IT procurement - Australia: Australian government IT procurement contracts
Privacy law reform - Hong Kong
National security decision directive 145
Consumer protection - proposals for improving the protection of online consumers
Software patentability
The 1992 PC security and viruses conference Tuesday 24th November 1992, London, Cafe Royal. IBC technical services limited
Computer contracts: By Richard Morgan and Graham Stedman, 5th Edition, 1995, hard-cover, FT Law & Tax, 621 pp., £90.00, ISBN 0752001612
Information Management: Protecting Critical Information Assets
EU law requirements to provide information to website visitors
Do the regulations on electronic signatures facilitate international electronic commerce? A critical review
Utilising AI in the legal assistance sector - Testing a role for legal information institutes
What drones inherit from their ancestors
"Adequate" security - what exactly do you mean?
New exceptions to copyright infringement for computer programs
Contracts by electronic mail
Restrictions on cryptography in India - A case studyof encryption and privacy
Technology and the challenge for law - I: Hard and soft machines
Policies of software protection: The practice of China
Emergent technologies and the transformations of privacy and data protection
Database law - Implementation of the database directive in Austria
To block or not to block - European child porno law in question
Does generative AI copy? Rethinking the right to copy under copyright law
British telecom's operating licence - The new fair trading condition
Enabling freedom of expression in light of filtering measures imposed on Internet intermediaries: Squaring the circle?
E-Commerce - European Union: Transnational E-Commerce
Automated vehicles, the 'driver dilemma', stopping powers, and paradigms of regulating road traffic
An overview of EU data protection rules on use of data collected online
The web of contempt: A trap for website operators?
Editorial: EU Policy on exploitation of public sector information shapes up
Standards setting process crucial to American industry
Public sector information - To sell or not to sell?
Technology and the challenge for law: Random thoughts on problems with new technology
Electronic risks in banking and commerce, the gloucester hotel, London. A two day course organised by IBC technical services, March 1987
Information in a digital age - The challenge to copyright
Your genetic data is my genetic data: Unveiling another enforcement issue of the GDPR
Computer viruses - a management overview
The EEC directive of July 25, 1985 on liability for defective products and its application to computer programs
International computer crime conference: Würzburg, Germany 5-7 October, 1992
Three pathways for standardisation and ethical disclosure by default under the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act
Securing the E-Commerce Environment: Enforcemant Measures and Penalty Levels in the Computer Misuse Legislation of Britain, Malaysia and Singapore
Risk management: Holistic risk management
The birth, life, and death of computer law - part II
Taxation customs and VAT treatment of software - a note
Comprehension of cyber threats and their consequences in Slovenia
Software protection update 1992
Cybersecurity in a post-data environment: Considerations on the regulation of code and the role of producer and consumer liability in smart devices
Persistence and desistance: Examining the impact of re-integrative shaming to ethics in Taiwan juvenile hackers
US computer security legislation H.R. 145: A step toward greater computer security?
Data Protection - Australia: Taking IT Seriously: Australia's New Commitment to Data Protection
Computer crime - what to do before it happens
Mercury and British telecom interconnection part II: Regulation and competition
'Private jurisprudence' and the right to be forgotten balancing test
The law commission's working paper on computer misuse
Technology issues: Many United States firms consider mediation as a method of choice
Contingency planning for Y2K claims
Internet Copyright: Advanced Copyright Issues on the Internet - Part II
A new approach to the right to privacy, or how the European Court of Human Rights embraced the non-domination principle
Expert systems research in law enforcement
Data Retention Policies after Enron: Damnes if you do, Damned if you don't? A Look at Data Retention Policies in the Aftermath of Enron
Developments in cybercrime law and practice in Ethiopia
European commission publishes proposal for E-commerce directive
Regulating targeted advertising: Addressing discrimination with transparency, fairness, and auditing tests remedies
Modernization of European data protection law at a turning point
New highlights
Market data rights bingo
Evolving Threats, Emerging Laws: Poland's 2023 Answer to the Smishing Challenge
Voluntary industry standards for a hardware-based software protection system: Antitrust implications
Telecoms service contracts: Telecommunications service contracts - The legal implications
Lessons learned from the Italian law on privacy - Part II
Case report 3 - UK: Cable & Wireless Plc v IBM United Kingdom Limited - mediation comes of age