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Conference: 05th BILETA Annual Conference 1990

'CASE' - Computer Assisted Sentencing in Magistrates' Courts

Licensing Software, the Freedom of Contract and (Legal) Unreality

EXILE - Expert Information In Legal Evidence

An Introduction to HiDES

Creating a Civil Jurisdiction Adviser

The Use of Electronic Monitoring for Pretrial Release

Making the Connexions - European Telecommunications Law in the 1990s

Council of Europe Working Party on Teaching, Research and Training in the Field of Computers and Law

Hyperlaw - A Legal Database for Teaching

The Electronic Transmission Of Commercial Contracts

The Admissibility and Authentication of Computer Evidence - A Confusion of Issues

Computer Printout as Admissible Evidence - A Critical Legal Study of Section 24 of The Criminal Justice Act 1988

Computer Hacking - The Scottish Dimension

Conducting Research Into a Topic, 'The Death Penalty', Using an 'Electronic Environment'

A Guide to Justus - An Overview of a Hypertext Legal Database

Conference: 06th BILETA Annual Conference 1991

The Paper Case

Corporate Hypertext for Training

An Expert System for Improving the Pretrial Release or Detention Decision

A Job For Human Factors

Siting CAL in a Legal Environment - CMLCAL

Information Technology and Legal Practice

Information Technology and The North American Legal Profession

The International Protection of Computer Software Within the Context of Transborder Transfer of Technology

Maturing and Ageing in Information Retrieval. The Case of Celex

New Media Publishing and the Law

Prestel as a Medium for Teaching the Law of Contract Teachers' View Versus those of the Public and Students

Conference: 07th BILETA Annual Conference 1992 : Information Technology and Legal Education: Towards 2000

Mapping Legal Hypertext Systems

Expert System Meets Hypertext - The European Conflicts Guide

Reducing the Babel of Lawyers

Hypertext for Computer Assisted Learning in Law - The Use of 'Soft Links'

Computer Assisted Legal Training for Solicitor and Barrister Students in Northern Ireland

MASTER and ESCAPE - A Legal Expert System Shell and Application

Murder One - Developing lnteractive Simulations for Teaching Law

European Data Protection

Legal Aspects of Standardization and Certification of Information Technology and Telecommunications - an Overview

Sales Contracts - A System to Support the Production of Sale of Goods Contracts

Legal Understanding in the Era of Expert Systems

Automating the Creation of an Expert System for Giving Advice About Legislative History Research - Project CLEAR's 'Lexpert'

A Prototype Expert System For Making Bail Recommendations

Computerised Determination of Means Tested Benefits

The Effect of CD-ROM on Equivalent Online Databases

Conference: 08th BILETA Annual Conference 1993 : Building Systems

Law On-Screen - New Tools for Students

Legal Cyberspace

Automating Computer Based Learning Packages For Law Design, Interface And Implementation

Is a Picture Worth a Thousand Words

Project Neleus - Multimedia CBE For Law Schools In The 1990s

Developing Multi-Problem Multi-Entity Advice Systems

Computer-Based Practice Systems in a Law School Teaching Clinic - A Five Year Review and Evaluation

Developing a Computer Tool to Train Law Students to Solve Cases in Administrative Law

The Implementation of Predictive Capabilities into Legal Computer Advice Systems

HyperReasoner - An Example of Hypermedia-based Expert Systems Development

The Concept of Concept in 'Conceptual Legal Information Retrieval'

Databases In Law Firms - An Overview

Experiences in Teaching 'Technology'

Directories to Databases - Bringing the Law into the Information Age

Information Technology In The Courts

Conference: 09th BILETA Annual Conference 1994 : The Changing Legal Information Environment

Commercial Application of CD-ROM Technology within the Legal Profession in New Mexico, USA

Law Courseware - The Next Generation

Computer Managed Teaching and Learning in Law

Computer Managed Teaching and Learning within Law

The Crimson Parrot - A Multimedia Project in Law

Automated Training of Legal Reasoning

The Design and Implementation of a Combined CD-ROM and Online Service for Parliamentary Information

Statistically Analysing Court Decisions on Custody Disputes

META-CASE - A Hypertext Based TutoriaI

Hypertext - New Paradigms in Legal Education

CASI - Spinning a Teaching Web

On-Line Electronic Libraries

'Where Have All the Lawyers Gone' - Law and Information Technology Research and the Changing Legal Information Environment

Wisps of Smoke - The Electronic Library, New Information Retrieval Techniques, and Diminishing Returns

Conference: 10th BILETA Annual Conference 1995 : Electronic Communications

Choreography for a Dancing Bear - The Web, Markets, and Strategies

Case for Minimal Regulation of Electronic Network Communications

The Use of Information Systems in Research for the Acquisition of Knowledge

The Use of EDI in International Trade - Implications for Traders, Banks, Carriers and Insurers

Electronic Casebook on Civil Rights, Police Reform and Rebuilding Los Angeles

The Use of Courseware in Skills Training

Intellectual Property and Electronic Communication

Contracts - An Introduction to the Skills of Legal Writing and Analysis

Using Information Technology in Legal Education - Two Examples

Keynote Presentation

Mastering European Law - An Easier Way with Information Technology

Computer and Internet Applications in a Clinical Law Program at The University of New Mexico School of Law

Sysadmins in the Cyberspace

An Experiment with Electronic Law Tutorials

Legal Resources Via World Wide Web

Conference: 12th BILETA Annual Conference 1997 : The Future of Legal Education and Practice

The Law Office of the Future

The Use of Teleworking Technologies by UK Law Firms

The Achievable Law Office - How Law may be Practised in 1998 and Will be Practised in 2002

Information Technology and the Scottish Legal Profession - Innovators Versus the Majority

Beyond Woolf - The Virtual Courthouse

New Technology - Implications For Legal Research Methodology

More Science Than Art - Law in the 21st century

Internet Lawyering - Legal Problems, Its Future, and Its Implications for Legal Education

An Internet Exercise in Conveyancing Practice

A Continuum of CAL - Integrating IOLIS, Web and Toolbook to Make IT Easy for Legal Faculty to Author

Virtual Reality or Really a Virtual Necessity - An Evaluation of 'IOLIS' in the Modern Law School

Using Hypertext and Parallel Processing to Integrate a European Law Database

Establishing the Necessary Link Between Electronic Sources and Legal Education

Communications Technology and Legal Education at a Future Aboriginal University

Conference: 13th BILETA Annual Conference 1998 : The Changing Jurisdiction

IT and the Courts of England and Wales - the Next Ten Years

Judging Technology

Two Approaches to Analyzing Cases - Neural Networks And Linear Regression

Opportunities of Computer-Mediated Legal Argument in Education

Implicit Assumptions in Legal Knowledge Systems

Learning from Learning - The Dialogue of Virtual and Real Courts

The Delict Game

Web Based Training - Its Strengths and Weakness in the Teaching of Law

Information Technology in The Legal Curriculum - Reaction and Realities

Supporting Effective Learning of Legal Case Solving Using a Computer Program as the Instructional Environment

An Australasian Experience of the Use of Technology in Legal Education and Research - Some Lessons for Britain and Ireland

Computer Simulation in Legal Education

A Legal Academic's Changing Office

The Implications of IT on Corporate Governance

Commercial Communications as a Solution to Jurisdictional Problems in the European Information Society

The Internet, Intellectual Property and International Litigation

Cryptography and the Law

Can Europe Regulate the Internet and Electronic Commerce

Usage of Video Recordings in Surveillance, the Value of Such as Evidence and Potential Problems Which Can Arise

The Death of Online Privacy

The CHRIS Database Project - A Country-specific Human Rights Information System

A Single Market for Everything - Except Justice

Policing the New Europe - The Information Deficit

Genetic Information and the Challenge to Privacy

Decision Support within the Criminal Justice System

Getting Support from Litigation Support

From the Template to the Electronic Warehouse - Current IT Issues in Canadian Courts

Understanding the Use of IT in Discretionary Decision Processes

Information Technology and the Shaping of Legal Practice in the UK

Legal Information Management - Making Information Available to Lawyers

The Internet, Legal Regulation and Legal Pluralism

Adjudicative Technologies - Privatisation as Jurisdiction

Cyberspace - A World Apart

The Digital Re-Mastering of Jurisdiction or Opportunity for A New Paradigm for Law

Conference: 14th BILETA Annual Conference 1999 : Cyberspace 1999: Crime, Criminal Justice and the Internet

New Privacy Concerns - ISPs, Crime Prevention, and Consumers’ Rights

Does C and IT Facilitate the Wrong Things

Prototyping Digital Law - The Cordless Telephone Cases

'This is not Kate Moss' - An Exploration Into the Viewing of Cyberpornography

Computer-Mediated Communications and Criminal Evidence

Use and Abuse of the Internet in Fraud and Money Laundering

Personal Jurisdiction in On-line Expression Cases - Rejecting Minimum Contacts in Favor of Affirmative Acts

Criminals Using Cryptography, Reasonable Precaution or Convenient Smokescreen

Balkan Hackers War in Cyberspace

Cyberstalking - Tackling Harassment on the Internet

The Extension of the Criminal Law to Protecting Confidential Commercial Information - Comments on the Issues

E-mail, The Police, and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Criminalizing Online Speech to Protect the Young - What Are the Benefits and Costs

Burden of Proof in Legal Dialogue Games

‘Between the Risk and the Reality Falls the Shadow’ - Evidence and Urban Legends in Computer Fraud

Basic Considerations in Investigating Computer Crime, Executing Computer Search Warrants and Seizing Equipment

Law, Learning, Technology - Reiving Ower the Borders

The Electronic Law School - Development of the Intranet College Information System (iCiS)

Police Conduct in the Obtaining of Evidence, Application of the Codes of Practice, and Judicial Discretion

Securing Electronic Commerce with Digital Signatures - Do Digital Signatures Comply with Legal Criteria for the Written Form

The Need For Regulating Anonymous Remailers

Comparing Student Assignments by Computer

PROSA an Instructional Environment for Learning Legal Case Solving

Regulating E-Commerce - Formal Transactions in the Digital Age

Policing 'High Tech Crime' in the Global Context - the Role of Transnational Policy Networks

The Hidden Legacy of Scott - Weapons of Mass Destruction, Arms Control and Technological Change

Learning in Cyberspace

An Analysis of Paedophile Activity on the Internet from a Structural and Social Organisational Perspective

Counteracting Online Identity Fraud Under the Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act

Facilitating the Delivery of Justice Services to Rural and Remote Communities

The American Earned Income Tax Credit and Cyberfraud

The Reflexive Role of Cyberspace in the Shape of Things to Come

The Criminal Courts and the Citizen

On the Politics of Policing the Internet - Striking the Right Balance

Free Speech, Crime, and the Challenge of Advancing Technology

Computerising Legal Education - What Next

Law Students and the Use and Abuse of Electronic Forms of Information

Conference: 15th BILETA Annual Conference 2000 : Electronic Datasets and Access to Legal Information

Technology Law Efficient Development Process to Meet Economic Globalization Requirements

E-Commerce and Legal Practice in Scotland - A Benchmark Survey

Address by Lord Justice Brooke to the Annual BILETA Conference

Tears Shed Over Peer Gynt's Onion - Thoughts on the Constitution of Public Legal Information Providers

Electronic Delivery of a US based LLM Program - A Study in Progress

Reflections on Enforcement Measures and Penalty Levels in Computer Misuse Legislation - The Council of Europe Convention

'You've Got Post' - Assessing the Posthuman

Governance and Dispute Resolution in Cyberspace - Trade Marks v. Domain Names

Electronic Commerce and Closed Distribution Networks - Proposals for Solving Legal Problems

Privacy in the Yugoslav Cyberspace - Problems and Protection

Distance Delivery in the Electronic Age - Professional Body Regulation

A Legal Philosophy for Technological Informatics

Cybertort (Towards an Integrated Electronic Learning Environment for Distance Learning in Law)

Teaching Law to the Nintendo Generation

Handling Criminal Appeals through an Integrated, Computerised Case Management System

The Claims and Challenges of Computers in Learning the Law

Regulating Spams on the Internet

Who do you Trust - Beyond Encription, Secure eBusiness

Electronic Contracts and Signatures - National Civil Law in the EU Will Change Drastically Soon

Digital Technology, Copyright and Education - The Malaysian Perspective

Borders and Boundariers Impermanent Boundaries - Imminent Challenges to Professional Identities and Institutional Competence

Trade Marks and Trade Names as Search Criteria - Protecting Business Assets from the Unscrupulous Meta-tagger

Automatic Classification and Intelligent Clustering for WWWeb Information Retrieval Systems

Rewiring Learning on the Web - Shaping Education in Cyberspace

Anonymity, Privacy and Cyberspace

ALICE in Cyberland - Computer Support for Lawyers in a Global Economy

An Ideal E-Commerce Consumption Tax in a Global Economy

Regulating Cyberspace

EU-E-Law, Lao Tzu and Law Teachers in the CT Age

Who Owns Your Work - Copyright, the Internet and Higher Education

Software Patents Pending

Internet-Based Learning in Malaysia - Islamic Law

Electronic Commerce - the Malaysia Digital Signature Act 1997 and the Singapore Electronic Transaction Act 1998

Conference: 16th BILETA Annual Conference 2001

Managing Change in the Legal Firm Through the Teaching Company Scheme

Electronic Public Procurement - A Mountain to Climb or Mission Impossible

The Central Idea of the New Block Exemption Regulation

Consumer Confidence in e-commerce - the Role of the European Community

Linking to Infringement - A Comparative and Cross-Border Analysis

Reach and Rich - the New Economics of Information and the Provision of On-Line Legal Services in The UK

Consumer Confidence in E-commerce

Why Patenting Information Technology And Business Methods Is Not Sound Policy

Habeas Data - An Update on the Latin America Data Protection Constitutional Right

Implementing Iolis

'Are You Illiterate' - Web Delivered Legal Services and the Demise of High Street Legal Practice

Disputes Solved in Cyberspace and the Rule of Law

Data Protection and E-commerce - The Case for New Law, in the Information Age

Plagiarism Detection Software - Implications for Law Schools

Taxation of Electronic Commerce - A Developing Problem

The Game of the Name - Personal Name Domain Names and Applicable Law

The Legal Equivalent of HIV - An Analysis of the Global Nature of the Internet

Digital Downloads, Copy Code, and U.S. Copyright Law

E-Commerce in Trade - Some Solutions to the Particular Problems Facing Africa in the Digitisation of Trade Documentation

Taking the Sting Out of Domain Name Disputes

The Relationship between the Legal Regulation of Communications Technology (CT) and Travel and Tourism in the EU

Technological Protections in Copyright Law - Is More Legal Protection Needed

The Evolution of On-line Contracts

Evaluation of the Potential Impact of On Line Surveys to Improve the Home Buying Process

Multimedia - Enhancing Student Learning

Cyber-Terrorism - A Call for Governmental Action

Protecting Webcast Content, Copyright on the Internet and Problems of Jurisdiction in the European Union

Integrating C and IT Into the Delivery of a Law Module - A Reflective Look at Two Postgraduate Modules

Internet Governance and Territoriality Nationalisation of Cyberspace

Legal Security of Web Sites - Proposal for a Legal Audit Methodology and a Legal Risks Profile Classification

Supply of Software - Copyright and Contract Issues

The Weakest Link - Flint II and Beyond. Statistical Methods in Police Expert System Design

Computer Games Technology and Legal Education and Its Impact on Legal Systems

Outline Paper on Practitioners' Use of On-line Law Reports

Moral Rights in the Digital Age - New Possibilities for the Democratisation of Culture

A Tale of Two Interception Regimes - RIP v CALEA, a Comparison

Structural and Legal Implications of E-Health

Current Issues in U.S. State and Federal Taxation of Electronic Commerce

The Reflexive Relationship between Computer Games Technology and the Law

CODAS as a Tool for Jurimetrical Research

Changing Perceptions and Needs of Legal Education and The Usefulness of Iolis in These Changing Times

Encryption, and the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000

Some Current Issues in Legal Information Retrieval

Legal Issues for an E-Commerce Venture

A Tiger by the Tail - Student Laptop Computers on a Legal Practice Course

Computer-Based Disclosure and Discovery in Civil Litigation

Law for Life

Conference: 17th BILETA Annual Conference 2002

Enhancing Consumer Confidence in Electronic Commerce - Consumer Protection in Electronic Payments

Knowledge Management for Law Practice - Do We Really Need It

egal Issues Affecting E-Commerce - A Review of the Indian Information Technology Act 2000

What a LUVLE way to learn Law

The Role of Copyright in Protecting the Creativity of Programmers

Can Self-Regulation Satisfy the Transnational Requisite of Successful Internet Regulation

The Emerging International Criteria for the Regulation of B2B Exchanges

Technological Self-Help - Its Status under European Law and Implications for U.K. Law

Quality Assuring an Electronically Delivered Distance Learning Programme

The Hague Conference's Proposed Judgments Convention - Issues and Implications

Globalisation of Legal Practice - Will There Be Any High Street Lawyers in 2010

Regulating Architecture and Architectures of Regulation - Contributions from Information Systems

Online Dispute Resolution - The Emperor's New Clothes - Benefits and Pitfalls of Online Dispute Resolution

On-line Dispute Resolution - Present Realities and Future Prospects

Use of Bayesian Belief Networks in Legal Reasoning

Ethnic Minorities Net

Online Negotiation and Mediation - Is There Room for Argument Support Tools

The Finnish Health System and CT Law - The Difficulty of Caring for Santa's Bairns

The Economic Efficiency of Self-regulation - Two Case Studies

E-Commerce and Privacy Issues - An Analysis of the Personal Data Protection Bill

Using Computers to Manage Large Litigation Document Populations Effectively - A Primer

Internet Administration In Austria - ICANN, NIC.AT or the Government

The HYPATIA project

Free Expression and Censorship Through Design Protocols - A Misapplication of the ICANN UDRP

Trusting the Trustmark

120 Days Notice and Other Limitations to ICANN's Power

Trademarks and Domain Names in Sweden

Integrating Asynchronous and Synchronous Learning Components With a Commercial Online Writing Lab (Smarthing.com)

Moral Rights and Copyright Harmonisation - Prospects for an 'International Moral Right'

'Don't Shoot the Messenger' - The Evolution of Liability for Third Party Provided Content in the UK

Data Protection and Group Companies

Using Iolis Authoring Techniques In A Web Environment

Conference: 18th BILETA Annual Conference 2003 : Controlling Information in the Online Environment

Capturing the IT Customer’s Requirements - a Shared Responsibility

Content Regulation in Malaysia - Unleashing Missiles on Dangerous Websites

The Internet - Tool of Law, Source of Law or Tool for Sources

Implementing E-Commerce Tax Policy

E-Courts in Brazil - Conceptual Model for Entirely Electronic Court Process

The Management of Rights in the Digital Environment - Lessons from Legal A.I

Articles, the Academy and Authorising Reproductions

Judas or Messiah - The Implications of the Mod Chip Cases for Copyright in an Electronic Age

Online Financial Services in the European Internal Market and the Implementation of the E-Commerce Directive in the UK

The Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce Spanish Act

PayPal and eBay - The Legal Implications of the C2C Elctronic Commerce Model

Service Provider Licensing System in the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Industry

E-learning Material and Open Access

Drafting E-legislation - Amendments to Existing Legislative Instruments or a New Information Society Act

Developing European Legal Information Markets Based on Government Information - First Findings from The Add-Wijzer Project

The WTO and the Protection of Personal Data. Do EU Measures Fall within GATS Exception

From Idea to Action - Toward a Unified Theory of Software and the Law

A Brazilian Experience on Technological Distance Learning for Law Students and Professionals

Controlling National Top-level Domains - The Question of Legitimacy

Privacy, Freedom of Expression and CyberSLAPPs - Fostering Anonymity on the Internet

Privacy, Data Retention and Terrorism

Freedom of Expression –v- The Multiple Publication Rule

ICANN’s Role in Controlling Information on the Internet

American Tax Systems as Examples of Successful e-Government

Conference: 19th BILETA Annual Conference 2004

A New Business Model for Music Production

Acceptance Testing of Software

ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF SOFTWARE

Search engines. A useful tool but are they a lawful practice

Search engines- A useful tool but are they a lawful practice?

Iconoclasm

ICONOCLASM

Assessing the Justification for Rights Management Systems

Refusals to Deal in Information and Communications Technology

Software patents in-can we rethink patents in a digital environment

E–Commerce and the Applicaple law rules

Free the Code-Solution for IP headaches or MP3-like suicide

Development of E-Commerce in Chile-Overview of Legal Issues

Development of E-Commerce in Chile: Overview of Legal Issues

Legal Protection of Copy-protection Mechanisms and Rights Management Information

Legal Protection of Copy-protection Mechanisms & Rights Management Information

Attack of the killer acronyms-The End of IT Law

We work the broad seam together: Broadband and competition law

Factors Affecting the Use of Information and Communications Technology in In-House Legal Practices in North West England

FACTORS AFFECTING THE USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY IN IN-HOUSE LEGAL PRACTICES IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND

Teach Act- Use of Copyright Material in Distance Education in the United States

Teach Act: Use of Copyright Material in Distance Education in the United States

Internet Governance- An Analysis of the Need for Change

Internet Governance: An Analysis of the Need for Change

A Block Exemption for Software Copyright Licensing - Better Late Than Never

A BLOCK EXEMPTION FOR SOFTWARE COPYRIGHT LICENSING: BETTER LATE THAN NEVER

Pandora’s Box is Finally Opened- The Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Process and Arbitration

Pandora’s Box is Finally Opened: The Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Process and Arbitration

Collaborative Authorship of Distance Learning Materials-Hidden Copyright and Moral Rights Problems

Collaborative Authorship of Distance Learning Materials : Hidden Copyright and Moral Rights Problems

Virtual Learning Environments in Action

Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs) describe those environments that use digital and electronic technology in order to facili

Think before You Write - Considerations for Drafting Claims of Software Patents

Software Patentability and Practical Utility-What's the Use

Software Patentability and Practical Utility: What's the Use?

A Terrorist Act, An Act of Parliament, an Act of Sabotage

“A Terrorist Act, An Act of Parliament, an Act of Sabotage…”

Does Developments in Technology Occasion New Directions in Consumer Arbitration in the EU

Utility, Innovation and Mathematics

The (dis)illusions of a rebel- A reappraisal of the General Public

The (dis)illusions of a rebel: A reappraisal of the General Public

What would Mr Pitt have thought -Out of the Box

The Information Society Directive (UK implementation)- the end of educational and research use of digital works

The Information Society Directive (UK implementation): the end of educational and research use of digital works?

Computer Piracy, Copyright Concerns and Conflicts of Information Technology - Need for an Interactive Approach

COMPUTER PIRACY, COPYRIGHT CONCERNS AND CONFLICTS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY- NEED FOR AN INTERACTIVE APPROACH

Thoughts on Article15 and the Futility of Applying Conflict of Law Rules

Council Regulation (EC) 44/2001 and Internet Consumer Contracts: Some Thoughts on Article 15 and the Futility of Applying “In the Box” Conflict of Law Rules to the “Out of the Box” Borderless World.

Dematerialised Goods and Liability in the Electronic Environment - The Truth is, 'There is No Spoon Box'

Different Interests at Stake - Who should bear the risk

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Conference: 20th BILETA Annual Conference 2005

Unfair Terms in Computer Contracts

Software Emulation in the Light of EU Legislation

Today is the Tomorrow We Should Have Worried About Yesterday

Over-observed - What Is The Quality Of This New Digital Legal World

Guarding the Guards - the Practical Impact of Human Rights on Protection of Innovation And Creativity

The Wild West - Nanotechnological Weaponry and the Rule of Law on the Battlefield

Privacy and Technology

Factors Affecting E- commerce Contract Law

Freedom Of Information

Swept Away in a Torrent of Litigation or Swimming Upstream Toward a Measured Approach

An Interoperable World - the European Commission vs Microsoft Corporation and the Value of Open Interfaces

Monopoly Defeating Mechanisms - Will They Function in The Digital World

Does the Need for Internet Governance Justify ICANN’s Anti-competitive Behaviour

IR Theory in CT Legal Discourse

The External Factors in the Creation of e-markets in Russia

US-style ‘Personality’ Right in the UK – En Route From Strasbourg

Presence, Emergence and Knowledge Objects - User Interaction in a Virtual Learning Environment

Mandatory Access to Essential Facilities in the IT Sector - Extending or Limiting the Scope of Article 82 of the EC Treaty

Identity Information - The Tension Between Privacy and the Societal Benefits Associated With Biometric Database Surveillance

An Insight in to the Copyright Licensing Agency and Its Interaction With Higher Education Institutions

Open Science - Open Source Software Licenses and Scientific Research

Protection - Never Mind the Rules

The Taming of the Sleuth – Problems and Potential of Autonomous Agents in Crime Investigation and Prosecuting

Online Dispute Resolution, E-Government and Overcoming the Digital Divide

Soft Law Constraints in eGovernment

Network Protocols - The Essential Intellectual Facility

The Privatisation of Safety Seen From An Interdisciplinary Perspective

A Pragmatic Cosmopolitan Approach to Communications Technology (CT) in World Trade (WT) Contexts

Expanding the Domain Name System (DNS) with Internationalised Domain Names (IDNs)

Can iTunes be weTunes - Is Fair-Play Playing Fair

Concepts in Computer Aided Essay Assesment - Improving Consistency by Monitoring The Assessors

Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom - A Malaysian Case Study on Blogging Towards a Democractic Culture

PREDATORY AND EXCLUSIONARY INNOVATION

PREDATORY AND EXCLUSIONARY INNOVATION: WHICH LEGAL STANDARD FOR SOFTWARE INTEGRATION

Conference: 21st BILETA Annual Conference 2006

Holding global companies to account - the role of the internet

Holding global companies to account: the role of the internet

Ignotum per Ignotious - Second Generation Surveillance Technology and the Presumption of Guilt

Ignotum per Ignotious: Second Generation Surveillance Technology and the Presumption of Guilt.

Rethinking Accountability in the Cyber Age

Creating Trust and Satisfaction On-Line - The UK EBay Experience

Jurisdiction over disputes relating to electronic consumer contracts under Brussels I

An Overview of eBay's Consumer Protection Regime - Towards a Sound Protection of eBayers

An Overview of eBay's Consumer Protection Regime: Towards a Sound Protection of eBayers

(Don’t) Stop the Cavalry. Traditional Music, Intellectual Property, Globalisation and the Internet

(Don’t) Stop the Cavalry.Traditional Music, Intellectual Property, Globalisation and the Internet.

'Borne back ceaselessly into the past' - Glossa, hypertext and the future of legal education

‘Borne back ceaselessly into the past’: Glossa, hypertext and the future of legal education

Data protection - harmonisation or confusion

Data protection: harmonisation or confusion

The Emergence of the Lex Informatica

Internet Governance - The United States won the battle, but will the Internet win the war

Internet Governance: The United States won the battle, but will the Internet win the war?'

Slippery slopes or solid ground - Living with the 'cyerspace is place' methaphor

Slippery slopes or solid ground? Living with the 'cyerspace is place' methaphor

Protecting children's right in the internet - The Challenges

Protecting children's right in the internet: The Challenges

Enforcement of Consumer Protection Rules in Cross-border Disputes of E-Commerce

Universal Service and Broadband

Integrity - using the undefined

Integrity: using the undefined

The Role of Economic, Cultural, and Legal Backgrounds in the ICT Law

The Mobile Phone ‘R’evolution - Who Will Pay the Bill for Universal Access

The Mobile Phone ‘R’evolution: Who Will Pay the Bill for Universal Access?

'Halt, who goes there' - On agents and conditional access to websites

"Halt, who goes there?”: On agents and conditional access to websites

Internet domain names and trademark law - does the current legal scheme provide an adequate protection to domain names

Internet domain names and trademark law: does the current legal scheme provide an adequate protection to domain names under the UK and US jurisdictions?

Using ICT to support reflective learning and personal development planning within a blended learning environment

Regulating electronic contracting in Jordan

Conference: 22nd BILETA Annual Conference 2007

How to apply intellectual property law to Virtual worlds

How to apply intellectual property law to Virtual worlds? On the blurring borders between the real world (IRL) and virtual reality (in-game)

The future of copyright in India

Paper and stone - How technology has not changed the retrieval of legal information, yet

Data protection in the third pillar - in the aftermath of the ECJ decision on PNR data and the data retention directive

How open is open - Microsoft’s Shared Source Initiative as an Alternative to Open Source Software

A Scissor-less, Paperless, Tome - Business, Law and Libraries - the eBook and Mobile-Reader Debate

A Scissor-less, Paperless, Tome: Business, Law and Libraries – the eBook and Mobile-Reader Debate

Finality Rules within the Law of Domestic Large Value Electronic Funds Transfer in China

Would the Phishers get Hooked

Would the Phishers get Hooked?

Conceptualising Identity

Data protection and database theory - Applying database design principles to personal data identification

Privacy issues in Mobile Advertising

Nanotechnology - Development, Risk and Regulation

Nanotechnology: Development, Risk and Regulation

Grand designs, competition 'by other means' and new Vistas

Grand designs, competition ‘by other means’ and new Vistas

Consumer Rights Protection on the Online Auction Website -Situations and Solutions - A Case Study of EBay

Consumer Rights Protection on the Online Auction Website -Situations and Solutions: A Case Study of EBay

Confusing The Captain With The Cabin Boy - The Dangers Posed To Reform Of Cyber Piracy Regulation

Confusing The Captain With The Cabin Boy: The Dangers Posed To Reform Of Cyber Piracy Regulation By The Misrepresented Interface Between Society, Policy Makers & The Entertainment Industries

The Digital Divide, Financial Exclusion and Mobile Phone Technology - Two Problems, One Solution

The Digital Divide, Financial Exclusion and Mobile Phone Technology: Two Problems, One Solution?

Managing Virtual Communities - Time to Turn to the Whetstone

Managing Virtual Communities: Time to Turn to the Whetstone?

Of Otakus and Fansubs - A Critical Look at Anime Online in Light of Current Issues in Copyright law

Of Otakus and Fansubs: A Critical Look at Anime Online in Light of Current Issues in Copyright law

The Intellectual Property Rights for new plant varieties - a Malaysian Perspective

The Intellectual Property Rights for new plant varieties: a Malaysian Perspective

Data Sensitivity - resolving the conundrum

Data Sensitivity: resolving the conundrum

Old Dogs and New Tricks - Law and Digital Curation

Old Dogs and New Tricks: Law and Digital Curation

Confrontation of Witnesses in US Criminal Actions - Limits on Technology Enabled Interaction

Confrontation of Witnesses in US Criminal Actions: Limits on Technology Enabled Interaction

Judges, Judgments and the Jacobean Press - Ownership and control of judicial opinions in the twenty-first century

Judges, Judgments and the Jacobean Press: Ownership and control of judicial opinions in the twenty-first century

Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID) - Malaysia's privacy at the crossroads

La France v. Apple - who's the dadvsi in DRMs

La France v. Apple: who’s the dadvsi in DRMs?

Anomalies in Internet Law

Blowing the whistle on Sarbanes-Oxley - Anonymous hotlines and the historical stigma of denunciation in modern Germany

Blowing the whistle on Sarbanes-Oxley: Anonymous hotlines and the historical stigma of denunciation in modern Germany

The Potential impact of Digital Rights Management on the Indian Entertainment Industry

A quantitative analysis of legal word use

Electronic Agents and Legal Personality - Time to Treat Them as Human Beings

Software asks the questions - what's the law's response

Software asks the questions: what’s the law’s response?

Legal Implications of Trusted Computing

Moral rights in the Digital Environment - 'Authors' absence from Authors' rights debate

Moral rights in the Digital Environment: “Authors” absence from Authors’ rights debate

Big Bio-Brother is here - wanting, taking and keeping your DNA

Big Bio-Brother is here: wanting, taking and keeping your DNA

The Admissibility of Mobile Agent Data in Dutch and American Civil Law of Evidence

Where Does Fair Use Go --- An Insight into Regulating File-Sharing in Research and Education

Where Does Fair Use Go? --- An Insight into Regulating File-Sharing in Research and Education

The Hong Kong BitTorrent Case - Why Should Big Crook Go Down Big Time for a Little Infringement

The Hong Kong BitTorrent Case (HKSAR v CHAN NAI MING): Why Should Big Crook Go Down Big Time for a Little Infringement?

Motor Insurance at the Click of a Button - Legal and Practical Risk

Motor Insurance at the Click of a Button: Legal and Practical Risk

The E-Money Directive and MNOs - Why it All Went Wrong

The E-Money Directive and MNOs: Why it All Went Wrong

User-Generated Content Online - Legitimate power or the Wild West

User-Generated Content Online: Legitimate power or the Wild West?

The Fraud Act 2006 - The E-Crime Prosecutor's Champion or the creator of a new inchoate offence

The Fraud Act 2006: The E-Crime Prosecutor's Champion or the creator of a new inchoate offence?

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Subscribe Now: Podcast Technology and the Study of Law

Domain Names Management and Dispute Resolutions - A Comparative Legal Study in the UK, US and China

Conference: 23rd BILETA Annual Conference 2008

Balancing of rights on the internet- some thoughts prompted by the Promusicae case [Diane Rowland]

'Capturing the classroom' - A model for blended learning [Penny Wiggins]

Data, Information and Knowledge Under EU Data Protection Directive [Bostjan Bercic]

Espression 2.0- From Known Unknowns To Unknown Knowns [Daithí Mac Síthigh]

Internet Censorship and Freedom of Expression [Ronald Kakungulu]