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Lloyd, Ian J.

Information technology law by Ian J. Lloyd. - 7th ed. - Oxford : OUP, 2014. - 546 p.

Table of contents:
Part 1: Privacy, anonymity, and data protection
Chapter 1. Privacy, technology, and surveillance
Chapter 2. The emergence of data protection
Chapter 3. The scope of data protection
Chapter 4. Supervisory agencies
Chapter 5. The data protection principles
Chapter 6. Individual rights and remedies
Chapter 7. Sect oral aspects of data protection
Chapter 8. Transborder data flows
Part 2: Computer related crime
Chapter 9. National and international responses to computer related crime
Chapter 10. Substantive criminal law provisions
Chapter 11. Computer fraud and forgery
Chapter 12. Virtual criminality
Chapter 13. Detecting and prosecuting computer crime
Part 3: Intellectual property issues
Chapter 14. Key elements of the patent system
Chapter 15. Patents and software
Chapter 16. Copyright protection
Chapter 17. Copyright in the information society
Chapter 18. Protection of databases
Chapter 19. Design rights
Chapter 20. Trade mark and domain name issues
Part 4: E-commerce
Chapter 21. International and European initiatives in e-commerce
Chapter 22. Cryptography, electronic signatures, and electronic communication Act 2000
Chapter 23. Electronic money and online gambling
Chapter 24. Contractual liability for defective software
Part 5: Internet specific issues
Chapter 25. Social networking, defamation, and the internet
Chapter 26. Internet regulation and domain names
Index.

ISBN: 9780198702320

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Computers--Law and Legislation--Great Britain.
Information Technology--Law and Legislation--Great Britain.

Dewey Class. No.: 343.410999 / LLO/INF