Evaluating Web Sites for Legal Compliance: Basics for Web Site Legal Auditing : Basics for Web Site Legal Auditing

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The authors explore the need for a basic legal framework for analyzing Web pages (the fundamental structure of the Web) and describe a systematic but flexible legal auditing tool for accomplishing such an analysis.


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The need for a basic legal framework for analyzing web pages is presented and a systematic but flexible legal auditing tool for accomplishing such analysis is described here. Discussion begins with domain names, then proceeds to first generation and second generation issues of intellectual property, legal implications of hyperlinks, shrink-wrap and click-wrap agreements, issues of privacy and security, and the problem of jurisdiction over international transactions. The bulk of the book consists of four detailed real-life cases. The book is of interest to technology staff members, legal professionals, and students of library and information science, computer science, and law. Graterol is a Venezuelan attorney; Gathegi teaches information studies and legal informatics at Florida State University. Annotation c. Book News, Inc.,Portland, OR


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