Global Internet Jurisdiction: The ABA/ICC Survey, American Bar Association, Business Law Section, Cyberspace Law Committee, Internet Jurisdiction Subcomittee (2004)
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Jurisdiction
Global Internet Jurisdiction Survey Underway
I am co-chair of a global Internet jurisdiction project launched by the American Bar Association and the International Chamber of Commerce. More information can be obtained elsewhere on this site, but with 29 countries and hundreds of companies participating, there is certainly scope for more involvement. If you’re interested, let […]
Web Quandary For Regulators
The issue of Internet regulation has long been tied to the question of Internet service-provider liability. As the gateways to the Internet, ISPs were quickly identified as a potential "choke point" in the system that could effectively be used to regulate Internet activity.
National Journal’s Technology Daily
Business Surveys Internet Jurisdiction
Court Cases Taming Wild West Web
Businesses engaged in e-commerce activity and consumers venturing online are frequently concerned with the legal uncertainty created by online contracting and jurisdiction issues.
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