Authors: Ajit Narayanan. Mervyn Bennun.
Paperback, 288 pages
Publisher: Intellect (UK)
Publication Date: 1998

Authors: Michael Castelluccio.
Digital, 11 pages
Publisher: Institute of Management Accountants
Publication Date: 2000-05-01


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    This digital document is an article from Strategic Finance, published by Institute of Management Accountants on May 1, 2000. The length of the article is 3048 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: TAXES ON THE INTERNET?
Author: Michael Castelluccio
Publication: Strategic Finance (Refereed)
Date: May 1, 2000
Publisher: Institute of Management Accountants
Volume: 81 Issue: 11 Page: 68

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Authors: Jacqueline Klosek.
Hardcover, 240 pages
Publisher: Praeger Publishers
Publication Date: 2003-11-30


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    This concise and current guidebook to the legal issues involved with conducting e-business is a one-stop source for both domestic and cross-border laws and regulations. Any business that conducts commerce via a Web site must deal with these issues with regard to numerous situations. This book:

Addresses the legal ramifications of developing and hosting Web sites

Explains how to minimize liability through the use of Web site Terms of Use and user agreements

Explicates specific international issues arising from the conduct of e-commerce

Examines online marketing and advertising, online privacy issues, and online intellectual property rights Entrepreneurs, executives, and corporate counsel from enterprises of all sizes and in all industries will benefit from this useful legal roadmap....

Authors: Bernard Kamoroff.
Paperback, 200 pages
Publisher: Bell Springs Publishing
Publication Date: 2001-09-09
Edition: 1st

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    According to the National Federation of Small Businesses, 85 percent of all businesses would like to have a Web site. Bernard Kamoroff's easy-to-understand guide, aimed both at those who desire a site and those who already have one, tackles the legal and tax issues that anyone operating in cyberspace needs to know about. Topics include current and pending laws, IRS and sales tax issues, licensing, liability, insurance, domain names, privacy issues, secure servers, patent and fraud protection, home-based businesses, and international law....

Authors: Lance Rose.
Paperback, 432 pages
Publisher: Mcgraw-Hill Osborne Media
Publication Date: 1995-02


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    NetLaw is an update and revision of Syslaw, a legal guide for system operators, previously distributed only through mail order. The book will achieve two goals: 1) Identify the legal issues that face individuals, corporations, system administrators, and online service providers as they move online and as the online world grows; and 2) Provide information critical to system administrators and system operators regarding the legal issues, liabilities, risks, etc. The book will include case studies of famous or important cases and issues, such as the Clipper encryption affair, and recent cases involving copyright on networks....

    Netlaw is designed to keep Net users out of trouble. Longtime online legal expert Lance Rose takes some of the thorny legal issues that arise for users of online services, and offers reasonable, rational assessments of copyright, precedents, laws, individual rights, and risks of all kinds of online activity. In many cases, of course, there simply are no precedents to the legal tangles one might uncover on the Net. Rose nicely summarizes what is possible and probable legally in the many gray areas.

It's not a bad idea to be aware of the legal issues just out of principle, but if you're actively engaged in conducting business on the Web, preparing and distributing online content, or similar activities, you'll find this book an objective guide to the legal landscape online....

Authors: Bonnie R. Nelson.
Hardcover, 304 pages
Publisher: Greenwood Press
Publication Date: 1997-09-30
Edition: Rev Sub

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    Library research has changed dramatically since Marilyn Lutzker and Eleanor Ferrall's Criminal Justice Research in Libraries was published in 1986. In addition to covering the enduring elements of traditional research, this new edition provides full coverage of research using the World Wide Web, hypertext documents, computer indexes, and other online resources. It gives an in-depth explanation of such concepts as databases, networks, and full text, and the Internet gets a full chapter. The chapters on bibliographic searching, the library catalog, and comparative research are almost totally new, and chapters on indexes and abstracts, newsletters, newspapers and news broadcasts, documents, reports and conference proceedings, and statistics reflect the shift to computerized sources. The chapter on legal resources discusses the wealth of legal information available on the Internet. A new chapter on library research in forensic science corrects an omission from the first book. With the growth of computerized indexes and the Internet, more and more researchers are admitting that they feel inadequate to the new tools. Librarians themselves are struggling to keep abreast of the new technology. This book will help students, practitioners, scholars, and librarians develop a sense of competency in doing criminal justice research....

Authors: Ethan Katsh. Janet Rifkin.
Hardcover, 240 pages
Publisher: Jossey-Bass
Publication Date: 2001-04-26
Edition: 1

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    An essential tool for dispute resolution professionals as well as for anyone considering using dispute resolution in their lives and work, Online Dispute Resolution explains the many diverse and unique applications of doing conflict resolution online. The expert authors examine the tremendous growth of online dispute resolution-including its use by eBay and other e-commerce companies-and reveal the enormous possibilities to come, along with the many employment opportunities for practitioners in the field. They show how the online environment will affect the role of those who are concerned with dispute resolution just as it has brought changes to those who practice law, sell stocks, or run for office. For those who see the value of technology as a critical building block in the future of dispute resolution, Online Dispute Resolution will be an indispensable resource....

Authors: Adam D. Moore.
Hardcover, 352 pages
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Publication Date: 1997-01


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    As the expansion of the Internet and the digital formatting of all kinds of creative works move us further into the information age, intellectual property issues have become paramount. Computer programs costing thousands of research dollars are now copied in an instant. People who would recoil at the thought of stealing cars, computers, or VCRs regularly steal software or copy their favorite music from a friend's CD. Since the Web has no national boundaries, these issues are international concerns. The contributors-philosophers, legal theorists, and business scholars, among others-address questions such as: Can abstract ideas be owned? How does the violation of intellectual property rights compare to the violation of physical property rights? Can computer software and other digital information be protected? And how should legal systems accommodate the ownership of intellectual property in an information age? "Intellectual Property" is a lively examination of these and other issues, and an invaluable resource for librarians, lawyers, businesspeople, and scholars....

Authors: Andrew M. Colarik.
Hardcover, 172 pages
Publisher: Idea Group Publishing
Publication Date: 2006-01-31


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    Cyber Terrorism: Political and Economic Implications is a cyber terrorism brief that outlines many of the recent terrorist activities, political objectives, and their use of cyberspace. Much of this book is dedicated to illustrating the use of the global information infrastructure by terrorists for the communication and coordination of distributed terrorist cells, the gathering of target intelligence, and the use of cyber criminal activities as a force multiplier for both physical attacks and infrastructure destabilization. This book identifies the underlying technologies of the global information infrastructure as a means for presenting how critical this emerging domain has become. It then discusses the current attack methods and lays out a series of scenarios for key industry sectors. Lastly, Cyber Terrorism: Political and Economic Implications puts forward prevention and response policies for reducing cyber terrorism activities in the context of traditional information security objectives....

Authors: Mark Grossman.
Paperback, 224 pages
Publisher: The Scarecrow Press, Inc.
Publication Date: 2003-12-20


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    Based on a series of previously published articles, this reader-friendly approach to the problems and issues faced by those of us who depend on technology to make a living - in other words, just about everyone - transitions easily between explanations of why certain laws exist (and what they mean) and suggestions for responding responsibly and effectively....