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Introduction to Information Technology Law 7th ed

David Bainbridge

ISBN13: 9781408204665

Previous Edition ISBN: 9781405846660

Publisher: Pearson Education Ltd

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Paperback

Price: Publication Abandoned

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Introduction to Information Technology Law offers unrivalled coverage of the law as it relates to information and communication technology making it the textbook of choice for anyone studying this fascinating and rapidly developing subject.

Subjects:: IT, Internet and Artificial Intelligence Law

Contents:: Preface; Table of cases Table of legislation; Glossary of computer and legal terms; Civil procedure terminology Abbreviations; Introduction; Part One: Computers and Intellectual Property; Overview of Intellectual Property Rights; Copyright basics; Computer software and copyright; Copyright and databases; Computer-generated works; Copyright and electronic publishing; Copyright in the information society; The law of confidence; Patent law; Trade marks and passing off; Designs; Semiconductor products; International implications; Part Two: Computer Contracts; Introduction to computer contracts; Fundamentals of computer contracts; Liability for defective hardware and software; Contracts for writing software; License agreements for off-the-shelf' software; Website development contracts; Hardware contracts; Part Three: Electronic Contracts and Torts; Nature, content and formation of electronic contracts; Performance of electronic contracts and evidential aspects*; Torts relating to electronic information; Liability of information society service providers for illegal material; Part Four: Computers and Crime; Nature of computer crime; Computer fraud; Hacking unauthorised access to computer material; Unauthorised modification of computer programs or data; Piracy and related offences; Computer pornography and harassment; Computer evidence; Part Five: Data Protection; Introduction and background to the Data Protection Act 1998; Data controllers and the Data Protection Act 1998; Data subjects' rights; Privacy in electronic communications; Freedom of information; Part Six: Professional, ethical and social issues of computing; The computer professional; Employees and their use of computing facilities; Whistleblowing and IT; Piracy and Intellectual Property Rights; Freedom of expression and laws relating to computers; Privacy and surveillance; e-Government; The impact of IT on society