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Internet and information society regulation: a synthesis under Belgian, French and European laws.
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Etienne Wéry, Thibault Verbiest
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Although there are already a lot of books available concerning the regulation of the Internet, this one has something special. Indeed, the way it was elaborated and written brings a straight-to-the-point answer to a lot of questions, including:
- Privacy
- Intellectual property
- Computer crime
- Illegal content
- Electronic commerce, including tax on e-commerce
- Regulation of the network
- Applicable law in a borderless environment
The book was published in 2001 but kept, all though the years, a remarkable interest.
It is a synthesis on the most important and useful European directives, including the directive on contract at a distance (97/7), on e-commerce (2000/31), on electronic signature (99/93), etc., as well as a synthesis on Belgian and French regulations implementing those directives.
It also proposes a transversal analysis of the issue raised by the protection on intellectual right in a digital world.
The book is written in French.
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