101–120 of
225 results.
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Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon
This paper seeks to determine the scope of the ECJ’s decision of 23 March 2010 and its impact upon the laws of Member state. Thereby it attempts to stress the different sources of conflicts that can...
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Namrata Shah
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Niyati Gandhi
Litigation in developing countries has many defects which has prompted a need for the development of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. Arbitration, being one such substitutive mechanism as a ...
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Sascha-Dominik Bachmann
Global terrorist activities require financial economic support and a way to combat terrorism is to limit access to such funding. Terrorist financing is a global problem which is closely linked to mone...
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Donal Loftus
Larger industrial companies have become increasingly global in their functions and aspirations. With regard to patents, it is increasingly common for a multinational company to face alleged infringing...
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Atul Patel
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Auro Aurobinda Panda
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Akshay Deo
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Siddhartha Khettry
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Sujith Philip Mathew
Competition law and intellectual property rights (IPRs) have evolved historically as two separate systems of law. There is a considerable overlap in the goals of the two systems of law because both ar...
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Verine Etsebeth
Information has always been one of the most important assets a company possesses. Trade secrets, patents and ‘know-how’ are important business assets. In a post-industrial economy, however, knowle...
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Shalini Kesar
This paper provides an insight to the increasing problem of cybercrime in the context of electronic government. It takes examples from the UK government to argue that it is no longer possible to just ...
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Bill Davies
This article considers the immense task faced by those compiling the Valukas Report into the fall of Lehman Brothers. The report published in March 2010 gave a valuable insight into the collapse, exam...
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Sonny Zulhuda
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Ida Madieha Bt Abdul Ghani Azmi
Central to the infrastructure of electronic commerce activities is the electronic payment system. This encompasses not only the issues of technical sophistication but also legal readiness. In the cont...
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Arun B. Mattamana
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Anjali Anchayil
With the increasing instances of transmission of child pornography over the internet, the liability of the host of service providers who facilitate the transmission of the content has become a content...
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Nazzal Kiswani
Telecommunication has been a necessity in all countries this century. Communication has always been an essential part of our lives, education, family relations, business, government and other organiza...
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Anssi Hoikkanen
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Margherita Bacigalupo
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Ramã³N Compaã±Ã³
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Wainer Lusoli
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Ioannis Maghiros
This paper discusses the challenges and possible policy options for the regulation of electronic identity (eIdentity). Policy-oriented literature has often focused on technological solutions, and whil...
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Scott Welch
The concurrent evidence procedure, informally known as “hot tubbing,†is a method of eliciting expert witness testimony that efficiently aims to educate the finder of fact so a just conclusion of ...
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Priscilla Schwartz
Public-private partnership (PPP) once christened to improve on quality and economic efficiency of public services in developed countries, is now widely promoted as a development tool that could ensure...
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Atip Latipulhayat
The International experience including Indonesia shows that after privatizing their telecommunications, countries employed three new methods of state control: creating a golden share mechanism, establ...
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Althaf Marsoof
The Internet has become a crucial advertising tool for modern-day businesses. Increasingly, business enterprises are opting for online presence, and this phenomenon has significantly transformed adver...
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T. C. Lin Trisha
Mobile TV brings challenges to existing regulatory frameworks. The purpose of this paper is to analyze regulatory issues arising from TV services on mobile handsets, including 3G TV and mobile broadca...
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Mohamed Chawki
€œOnline fatwas†and “Virtual Counseling†are a major concern for the global community. The introduction, growth, and utilization of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have creat...
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Fawzia Cassim
The South African common law has proven to be ineffective in addressing cybercrime. The Electronic Communications and Transactions Act, Act 25 of 2002 (“ECTâ€) was introduced to address inter alia ...
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Tim Vollans
IT contracts often necessitate a myriad of contractual arrangements extending beyond the two principal contracting parties, and usually involving third party facilitation. In Imageview Management Ltd ...