Discover the answers you need to the growing list of legal questions surrounding Internet businesses and technological advances.

With a comprehensive index and a detailed table of contents, Internet Law: A Field Guide, Sixth Edition is designed to help you easily locate the legal information you need. Each topic is covered in detail and placed in context within more general areas of the law from which they arise. With this in hand, you’ll have the need-to-know information on current law, as well as details to help you spot likely trends for the future and potential areas of liability for yourself and your clients. Included with the Field Guide is a searchable CD-ROM with the complete contents of the book and full text of key statutes, regulations, and judicial opinions referenced in the Field Guide.

Internet Law: A Field Guide encompasses a wide range of legal issues—from First Amendment application to electronic signatures and contracts, from domain name disputes to advertising regulations. You’ll find all the information you need on compliance and liability in this one-stop source. Discover how to:

• Protect a Web site’s content and uncover the unique risks of producing content for the Web
• Recognize trademark rights, and avoid infringing upon the rights of others
• Register and protect domain names
• Ensure CAN-SPAM Act and FTC privacy compliance
• Grasp the legal implications of globally accessible material and the legal jurisdictions that lawsuits fall under
• Understand the latest developments in Internet taxation
• Apply First Amendment Protections to Internet speech
• ACPA, UDRP, and other domain name cases
• Privacy and data collection regulations, including COPPA, HIPPA, ECPA, and the USA PATRIOT Act
• Electronic contracts and digital signatures

The Sixth Edition of Internet Law: A Field Guide has been completely revised to capture developments in the law that occurred during 2007 and includes a new chapter on user-generated content. The law of the Internet is evolving rapidly, and the annually updated Field Guide is the best way to keep up to date.

Editions prior to 2006 were published by The Bradford Publishing Company, Denver, CO. Developed for the Stanford Professional Publishing Courses. Internet Law: A Field Guide is a “must have” legal reference for attorneys and industry professionals dealing with domestic and international issues as they relate to the Internet.

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• Detailed Table of Contents
• Preface
• Review
• Press Release