Journal of Information, Law and Technology, 1996

Volume 1996, Number 1, 1996

• Ian J. Lloyd:
  Introduction.
  
• Ian J. Lloyd:
  An outline of the European Data Protection Directive.
  
• Peter Blume:
  Implementation of the European Data Protection Directive: The View from Denmark.
  
• Jan-Peter Bergfeld:
  The impact of the EC Data Protection Directive on Dutch Data Protection Law.
  
• Peter Seipel:
  Comments on the EC Data Protection Directive : The View from Sweden.
  
• Robert Clark:
  Data Protection in the Republic of Ireland.
  

• Full Text of the European Data Protection Directive.
  
• UK Government Consultation Paper on Data Protection.
  

• Abdul Paliwala:
  From Academic Tombstones to Living Bazaars - The Changing Shape of Law Reviews.
  
• Paul Maharg:
  Contracts: An Introduction to the Skills of Legal Writing and Analysis.
  
• Richard V. de Mulder, C. J. M. Combrink-Kuiters:
  Is a computer capable of interpreting case law?
  

• Colin Scott:
  Telecommunications Law and Practice 2nd Edition by Colin D Long (Ed).
  
• Andrew Terrett:
  Law In A Digital World by M Ethan Katsch.
  

• Information Technology for UK Law Schools - The Second BILETA report into I.T. and Legal Education.
  
• Student project: Legal Services on the Internet.
  
• Lord Woolf Issues Consultation Papers.
  

• Hansard Goes On-line.
  
• Example Summary of House of Commons Business for 19 January 1996.
  
• The International Centre for Commercial Law.
  

• UK Draft Bill on reforming the law of defamation.
  

• Andrew Terrett:
  SCOOP Official Publishing on the Internet.
  
• Ian J. Lloyd:
  Society for Computers and Law.
  
• Alan Paterson:
  Society for Public Teachers of Law.
  

Volume 1996, Number 2, 1996

• Abdul Paliwala:
  Introduction.
  
• Sol Picciotto:
  Towards Open Access to British Official Documents.
  
• Gordon Robbie:
  Crown Copyright - Bête Noire or White Knight?
  
• Charles Oppenheim:
  Crown Copyright and HMSO.
  
• Robin Williamson:
  Revision of Crown Copyright Licensing - Comments from an electronic publisher.
  
• Abdul Paliwala:
  Comments on House of Commons Information Committee, First Report on Electronic Publication of House of Commons Documents.
  

• Philip Leith:
  Public Policy and Regulation of the Information Market in the Digital Network Environment (PhD Thesis) by Saxby S. J. (1996).
  

• Crown Copyright in Cyberspace, Montreal, May 1995.
  

• Access To Public Information: A Key To Commercial Growth And Electronic Democracy (Stockholm).
  

• HMSO Copyright Unit.
  
• UK Cabinet Office Statement.
  

• Sol Picciotto:
  Towards Open Access to British Official Documents.
  
• Dan Hunter:
  Commercialising Legal Neural Networks.
  
• Sophie Louveaux:
  Data Protection in Belgium.
  
• Muhammed A. Pasha, Paul Soper:
  Combining the Strengths of Information Management Technologies to Meet the Needs of Legal Professionals.
  
• Richard Jones, John Scully:
  Hypertext within Multimedia Applications in Legal Education.
  
• Cyrus Tata, John N. Wilson, Neil Hutton:
  Representations of Knowledge and Discretionary Decision-Making by Decision-Support Systems: the Case of Judicial Sentencing.
  

• Richard V. de Mulder, C. J. M. Combrink-Kuiters:
  Is a computer capable of interpreting case law?
  

• Colin Scott:
  International Telecommunications Handbook by R Frieden (1996).
  
• Philip Leith:
  Public Policy and Regulation of the Information Market in the Digital Network Environment (PhD Thesis) by S J Saxby (1996).
  
• Peter Seipel:
  The Electronic Superhighway - The Shape of Technology and Law to Come by E Mackaay, D Poulin and P Trudel (1995).
  

• John Pickering:
  IT & Legal Education.
  

• Paul Crowe:
  Dipping the Toe - A Solicitor's experience of setting up a working website.
  

• UK Draft Bill on reforming the law of defamation.
  
• UK Government plans for Crown Copyright.
  
• USA Telecommunications Act of 1996.
  
• UK Consultation Paper on Data Protection.
  
• Directive 96/9/EC of the European Parliament and Council of the European Union on the legal protection of databases.
  
• MIPEX (Message based Industrial Property information EXchange).
  

• Sarah Carter:
  BILETA '96 - Electronic Publishing.
  
• Yael Kahn:
  Electronic Publishing and Libraries - The Challenges of new Partnership.
  
• Nicola Clare:
  Legal Aspects of Business and the Internet.
  

Volume 1996, Number 3, 1996

• Dick Greener:
  Arranging Deck Chairs on the Titanic: The Publishers Role in a Digital Era?
  
• Sue Pettit:
  Remember the Librarians.
  
• Douglas C. Pitt, Niall Levine:
  Electronic Publishing - Academic Opportunism or Opportunity.
  
• Alexis Weedon:
  The Electronic book trade and the Internet.
  

• Bruce Grant:
  The Economics of Electronic Journals in Law.
  
• Trotter Hardy:
  Starting an Electronic Journal in Law.
  

• Rosemary Shiels:
  Law Students and Hypertext: One Law School's Model.
  
• Robin Williamson:
  The Electronic Law Reports - A Case Study.
  

• Erich Schweighofer:
  Teleteaching in the EU Erasmus programme.
  
• Scott A. Taylor:
  Teaching a Law Seminar on the Internet.
  

• Robin Widdison:
  The Virtual Law School.
  

• Caitriona Hegarty, Tom Routen:
  Intelligent Tutoring Systems.
  
• Max Young:
  Help with Sale of Goods.
  

• John Sharman:
  The Role of Encryption in Electronic Publishing.
  

• Sarah Carter:
  Conference Review.
  

• Judith Bannister:
  Open Access to Legal Sources in Australsia.
  
• Mark Naftel:
  Regulating for Competition in the US and EU Telecoms Markets.
  
• Trotter Hardy:
  Starting an Electronic Journal in Law.
  

• Ian J. Lloyd:
  Big Brother by Simon Davies (1996).
  
• Charlotte Waelde:
  Law and the Information Superhighway by Henry Perritt (1996).
  
• Nicholas Lockett:
  Internet Law and Regulation by Graham J.H. Smith (ed.) (1996).
  
• Robin Widdison:
  The Future of Law by Richard Susskind (1996).
  

• Amanda Hoey, Sally Lowry:
  GALLOP - Guided Academic Learning to Legislation on Purchasing.
  
• Philip A. Redding:
  Report on the Protection Afforded Computer Software in the Face of Computer Software Piracy.
  

• Delia Venables:
  Around the World in 80 minutes.
  
• Peter Faris:
  Australian High Court Judgement Service.
  
• Wiebina Heesterman:
  A Comparative Review of Information Retrieval Software.
  
• electronic Law Reports, a special feature.
  
• David Swarbrick:
  New Law goes On-line.
  

• Information Society: Agenda for Action in the UK.
  
• Data Protection Registrar's Annual Report.
  
• Update on Defamation Law - UK Reform.
  

• Maeve McDonagh:
  Access to Public Information: A key to Commercial Growth and Electronic Democracy held in Stockholm.
  
• Nicholas Lockett:
  CCTA Conference on Legal Issues and the Internet.
  
• Jeroen van den Hoven, Reid Cushman:
  Privacy, Health Care Data and Information Technology.
  
• Andrew Terrett:
  US-CALI Conference held at the Chicago-Kent School of Law.
  
• Andreas Wiebe:
  Working Conference on the EC Data Protection Directive held in Hannover.