Electronic Commerce (Casebook Series) Unknown - 2002

From the publisher

The perfect book to design an Electronic Commerce course around, Electronic Commerce identifies and analyzes all of the commercial law issues related to online business. This ground-breaking text features:
- clear language that will not bog students (and professors) down in technical terms- concise, lucid reading assignments and exercises that illustrate current issues in electronic commerce practice
- crucial technical knowledge explained in a clear and accessible manner- more than 40 separate assignments to allow professors to concentrate on their own areas of interest
- coverage of cutting-edge topics, such as electronic evidence, click-through Contracts, computer security, and e-signatures- major cases: eBay v. Bidders Edge, Zeran v. AOL, United States v. Microsoft, Brower v. Gateway, Specht v. Netscape, Ticketmaster v. Tickets.com, and Zippo Manufacturing v. Zippo.com
- important legislation such as E-Sign, Ueta, UCITA, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, and Gramm-Leach-Bliley- a text that is accessible to students who have not previously studied the Uniform Commercial Code or Intellectual Property--there are no prerequisites necessary to understand the material
- a website complements and enriches the printed materials- an extensive Teacher's Manual that provides answers and course suggestions