Journal of Information, Law and Technology, 1997

Volume 1997, Number 1, 1997

• Editorial.
  

• Abstracts of the refereed articles.
  
• Kenton Yee:
  location.location.location: a Snapshot of Internet Addresses as Evolving Property.
  
• Peter Brudenall:
  The Future of Fair Dealing in Australian Copyright Law.
  
• Yaman Akdeniz:
  The Regulation Of Pornography And Child Pornography On The Internet.
  
• Peter Moodie:
  Law Courseware and Iolis: Assessing the Present and Constructing the Future.
  
• John Huntley, Niall Levine, Douglas C. Pitt:
  Laboratories of De-Regulation? Implications for Europe of American State Telecommunications Policy.
  

• Peter Duncan:
  The Impact of IT on Small Legal Practices in Scotland.
  
• Alistair Kelman:
  The Reform of Document Management in Civil Procedure.
  

• Valerie Stevenson:
  Internet Digital Libraries: The International Dimension by Jack Kessler (1996).
  
• Moira Simpson:
  Distance Learning - Technology and Applications by Daniel Minoli (1996).
  
• Chris Reed:
  A legal advisory system concerning electronic data interchange within the European Community by Andreas Mitrakas (1996).
  
• David Bainbridge:
  Computer Law by Chris Reed (ed) (1996).
  

• Ian Wilson:
  Australian CAL '96: International and Multidisciplinary Perspectives.
  
• Yaman Akdeniz:
  Policing The Internet: First European Conference on Combating Violence and Pornography on the Internet.
  

• Alistair Kelman:
  Distance Learning at the LSE with Virtual Tutorials.
  
• Ian Church:
  Westminster on the Web - Parliament's Internet Service Takes Off.
  

• CBI Response to the Home Office Consultation Paper on Implementing the EC Data Protection Directive.
  
• Excerpts from Henry H Perritt's 'Law and the Information Superhighway' (Chapter One).
  
• Excerpt from Richard Susskind's 'The Future of Law' (Introduction).
  
• Forthcoming Conferences (the list is regularily updated with no preservation of the original contents published on the 28 Feruary, 1997).
  
• Italian Data Protection Act [English] (unofficial translation of the full text).
  
• Italian Data Protection Act [Italian] (the full text).
  
• News Page.
  

Volume 1997, Number 2, 1997

• Editorial.
  

• Abstracts.
  
• Graham Greenleaf, Andrew Mowbray, Geoffrey King:
  The AustLII Papers - New Directions in Law via the Internet.
  
• Philip Leith:
  The Communication of Legislative Information in Ireland.
  
• Yaman Akdeniz, Oliver Clarke, Alistair Kelman:
  Cryptography and Liberty: 'Can the Trusted Third Parties be Trusted ? A Critique of the Recent UK Proposals'.
  
• Stephen Migdal, Martin Cartwright:
  Pure Electronic Delivery of Law Modules - Dream or Reality?
  
• C. van Noortwijk, Richard V. de Mulder:
  The Similarities of Text Documents.
  
• Abdul Paliwala, Andrew Cartwright, Andrew Terrett:
  User Needs in Electronic Law Reporting: A Research Study.
  

• Peter Brudenall:
  The Australian Copyright Amendment Bill: A Report.
  
• Robin Williamson:
  Free Access to Electronic Law.
  
• Bill Onwusah:
  The Investment Conundrum.
  
• Brian Jenkins, Richard E. Susskind:
  IT in the City of London.
  
• Christine Cnossen, Veronica M. Smith:
  Developing Legal Research Methodology to Meet the Challenge of New Technologies.
  

• Peter Alldridge:
  Anoraks Among the Suits and Jeans: Computers, Law and the Legal Academy.
  

• Tom Guthrie:
  Introduction to Computer Law (3rd ed) by Bainbridge D (1996).
  
• Peter Clinch:
  How to use the Internet for Legal Research by Blackman J (1996).
  
• Philip Leith:
  Shamans, Software and Spleens: Law and The Construction of the Information Superhighway by Boyle J (1996).
  
• Megan MacGregor:
  Nabarro Nathanson: The Laws of the Internet by Gringras Clive (1997).
  
• Lesley Hitchens:
  An Introduction to International Telecommunications Law by Kennedy H C and Pastor M V (1997).
  
• Mark Gould:
  Online Law by Smeddinghoff T (1996).
  

• Richard Jones:
  12th BILETA Conference: The Future of Legal Education and Practice.
  
• John Zeleznikow:
  JURIX '96: Foundations of Legal Knowledge Based Systems.
  
• Shanthini Satyendra:
  Internet Domain Names - New Proposals.
  
• Mark McLaughlin:
  Scrambling for Safety: Privacy, security and commercial implications of the DTI's proposed encryption policy.
  
• Peter Alldridge:
  The Socio-Legal Studies Association Annual (SLSA): Information Technology Stream.
  
• Elaine Kirkland:
  Society for Computers and Law (SCL): Internet, Intranets and Law' 97.
  
• Nicola Clare:
  Computers, the Internet and Electronic Publishing, - the impact on Scots Law.
  

• Hilary Boucher:
  Comparing the Electronic Sources used at Pinsent Curtis.
  
• Peter Alldridge:
  Criminal Law CD-ROMs.
  
• Chistopher Brien:
  JURIST Web Site.
  
• Special Feature: Scots Law Times CD-ROM.
  
• Ben Watt:
  Scots Law Courseware CD-ROM: Learner's Review.
  

• Licensing of Trusted Third Parties for the Provision of Encryption Services (March 1997).
  

• Charlotte Waelde:
  Is the Dam about to Burst? An Analysis of Domain Name Disputes in the UK.
  
• Ian J. Lloyd:
  Software Patents After Fujitsu: New Directions or (another) Missed Opportunity?
  

• Robin Williamson:
  Free Access to Electronic Law.
  
• Sol Picciotto:
  Prof Sol Picciotto's Comment on `Free Access to Electronic Law'.
  
• Peter Moodie:
  Law Courseware and Iolis.
  
• John Dale:
  John Dale's Comment on `Law Courseware and Iolis'.
  
• Licensing of Trusted Third Parties for the Provision of Encryption Services.
  
• Yaman Akdeniz:
  Cyber-Rights & Cyber-Liberties's Response to the DTI Consultation Paper `Licensing of Trusted Third Parties for the Provision of Encryption Services'.
  
• News Page.
  

Volume 1997, Number 3, 1997

• Lesley Hitchens:
  Introduction.
  

• Abstracts.
  
• Fiona MacMillan, Michael Blakeney:
  Copyright Liability of Communications Carriers.
  
• Mike Feintuck:
  Regulating the Media Revolution: In Search of the Public Interest.
  
• Gillian Doyle:
  From 'Pluralism' to 'Ownership': Europe's emergent policy on Media Concentrations navigates the doldrums.
  
• Chris Marsden:
  The European Digital Convergence Paradigm.
  
• Alison White:
  Caveat Vendor? A review of the Court of Appeal decision in St Albans City and District Council v International Computers Limited.
  
• John Buschman:
  Notes on a Critical and Skeptical Overview of Electronic Publishing and Librarianship from the United States John Buschman.
  

• Eduardo Ustaran:
  Data Protection Regulation: The Challenge Ahead.
  
• Charles Oppenheim:
  The Legal Deposit of Non-Print Publications.
  
• Henry Brooke:
  Computers and Judges.
  
• Chris Pounder, Freddy Kosten:
  Year 2000: A Date with Destiny?
  
• Laurie West-Knights:
  The AustLII Paradigm.
  
• Alistair Kelman:
  The Regulation of Virus Research and the Prosecution for Unlawful Research.
  
• Taylor Fitchett:
  The Road to the Virtual Library: The Center for Electronic Text in the Law Builds DIANA.
  

• Colin Scott:
  The Proceduralization of Telecommunications Law: Adapting to Convergence.
  
• Alistair Kelman:
  Dealing with Stalkerazzi: Using Copyright to Eliminate Intrusive Photographs Without Censorship.
  
• Twinkle Egan:
  Proposed Scheme for The Centralised European Union Convention Causebook Judgment Registry Database.
  
• Chris Marsden:
  Convergence or Coexistence? Television and Telecommunications Policies Diverge in the Convergence Debate.
  

• Francis Lyall:
  Communications Regulation: The Role of the International Telecommunication Union.
  
• Norman Nunn-Price:
  Celex : Improving Access to Community Legislation and Its Transposition Into National Law.
  

• Colin Scott:
  Telecommunications Law Handbook by Angel J and Walden I (eds) (1997).
  
• Dwayne Winseck:
  Convergence: Integrating Media, Information and Communication by Baldwin Thomas F., McVoy D. Stevens and Charles Steinfield (1996).
  
• Richard Stone:
  The Yearbook of Media and Entertainment Law Volume II 1996 by Barendt Eric, Bate Stephen, Dickens Julian and Gibbons Thomas (eds) (1997).
  
• Nigel Morris-Cotterill:
  Digital Crime - Policing the Cybernation by Barrett N (1997).
  
• Dave Chadwick:
  Directory of Law-related CD-ROMS 1997 by Eis A L (1997).
  
• Nicholas Gibbins:
  Digital Literacy by Gilster P (1997).
  
• Rosemary Wilson:
  Crime, Deviance and the Computer by Hollinger R (1997).
  
• David Swarbrick:
  Net Law: How Lawyers Use the Internet by Jacobsen Paul (1997).
  
• Moira Simpson:
  Future Codes: Essays in Advanced Computer Technology and the Law by Karnow Curtis E.A. (1997).
  
• Chris Chang:
  The Internet Guide for the Legal Researcher (2nd ed) by MacLeod Don (1997).
  
• Jim McLean:
  Intellectual Property in Europe - First Supplement by Tritton Guy (1997).
  

• Ian Wilson:
  ALTA '97: The Virtual Law School.
  
• Helen Browning:
  28th BIALL Conference: Bridging the Gap.
  
• Jon Bing:
  Law via the Internet '97.
  
• Frederick J. Friend:
  Annual General Conference of LIBER 1997.
  
• Tania Quan:
  SPTL Conference.
  

• Stuart Cross:
  A Lecturer's Review of the SLCC CD-ROM.
  
• Peter Bowal:
  A Right to Die: The Dax Cowart Case.
  
• Philip Leith:
  Riots and Rebellions.
  
• Andrew Culley:
  Technical Indexes European Law.
  

• Jonathan D. Wallace:
  Extinguishing the CDA Fire: The Supreme Court's Masterful Reno v. ACLU Opinion.
  

• David Chadwick:
  Glossary of Communications Regulation.
  
• Communications Regulation - A Resourcebank of Web Sites.
  
• Licensing of Trusted Third Parties for the Provision of Encryption Services.
  

• The Law Society of England and Wales Response (Summary).
  
• CBI's Response (Summary).
  
• Nicholas Bohm:
  Extracts from Nicholas Bohm's Response.
  
• UK Notarial Forum Response.
  

• News.