Journal of Information, Law and Technology, 1998

Volume 1998, Number 1, 1998

• Peter Blume:
  Introduction to the Special Feature on The Citizen in the Information Society.
  

• Abstracts.
  
• Dag Wiese Schartum:
  Access to Government Held Information: Challenges and Possibilities.
  
• Peter Blume:
  The Citizens' Data Protection.
  
• Mike Holderness:
  Moral Rights and Authors' Rights: The Keys to the Information Age.
  
• Robin Widdison, Richard Schulte:
  Quarts into Pint Pots? Electronic Law Tutorials Revisited.
  
• Nick Moore:
  Rights and Responsibilities in an Information Society.
  
• Archie Zariski:
  Virtual Words and the Fate of Law.
  

• Lord Mark Saville:
  Information Technology and Case Management.
  

• Jenny Craven:
  Extremism and the Internet (EMAIN).
  

• John S. Craparo:
  Year 2000 Solutions for Dummies by Bourne K. C. (1997).
  
• Megan Macgregor:
  Readings in Intellectual Property Law by Firth Alison, Lane Shelley, Smyth Yvonne (eds) (1998).
  
• Andrew Katz:
  IT in the Solicitors' Office by Hilder P (1997).
  
• Simon Speight:
  Researching the Legal Web by Holmes N and Venables D (1997).
  
• John S. Craparo:
  Managing 00: Surviving the Year 2000 Computer Crisis by de Jager P and Bergeon R (1997).
  
• John S. Craparo:
  Solving the Year 2000 Problem by Keogh J (1997).
  
• Ruth Bagnall:
  Ethical and Social Issues in the Information Age by Kizza J (1997).
  
• Robin Widdison:
  The Computerised Lawyer by Leith P and Hoey A (1998).
  
• Alistair Kelman:
  Information Technology Law by Lloyd I (1997).
  
• John S. Craparo:
  The Year 2000 Computing Crisis by Murray J T and Murray M J (1996).
  
• Ian J. Lloyd:
  The Electronic Privacy Papers: Documents on the Battle for Privacy in the Age of Surveillance by Schneier B and Banisar D (1997).
  
• Adrienne Muir:
  Disconnected: Haves and Have-nots in the Information Age by Wresch W (1996).
  

• Megan Macgregor:
  Innovation, Incentive and Reward, Intellectual Property Law & Policy.
  
• Ian Culpin:
  Internet L@w and Tax.
  
• Radboud Winkels, Robert W. van Kralingen:
  JURIX '97.
  
• E. Ann Rae:
  The Official Version, A National Summit to Solve the Problems of Authenticating, Preserving and Citing Legal Information in Digital Form.
  

• Delia Venables:
  Around the World in 80 minutes.
  
• Vivienne Harpwood:
  The Medico-Legal Library.
  

• Dave Chadwick:
  Review of Directory of Law-related CD-ROMS 1997.
  
• Arlene Eis:
  Response to Review of Directory of Law-related CD-ROMS 1997.
  
• News.
  

Volume 1998, Number 2, 1998

• Editorial.
  

• Abstracts.
  
• Maximilian Herberger, Friedrich Scheuermann, Iris Kauffmann:
  Collaborative Learning via WWW in Legal Education.
  
• John Livermore, Krailerk Euarjai:
  Electronic Bills of Lading and Functional Equivalence.
  
• James P. Connolly, Scott Cameron:
  Fair Dealing in Webbed Links of Shetland Yarns.
  
• Dan L. Burk:
  Proprietary Rights in Hypertext Linkages.
  
• Derrick Glass, Harry Price, Noel Wilson:
  A Software Asset Management (SAM) Methodology.
  

• Rosanne McInnes:
  Bordertown and the Globalisation of Justice: Using Computers in an Australian Magistrates Court.
  

• P. Eve Athanasekou:
  Internet and Copyright: An Introduction to Caching, Linking and Framing.
  

• Struan J. A. Robertson:
  The Validity of Shrink-Wrap Licences in Scots Law.
  

• Valerie Finch:
  International Information Technology Law by Campbell Dennis, Cotter Susan (eds) (1998).
  
• Abdul Paliwala:
  Mega-Universities and Knowledge Media: Technology Strategies for Higher Education by Daniel John S. (1998).
  
• Alistair Kelman:
  Intellectual Property Law in Ireland by Clark R. and Smyth S. (1997).
  
• Brian Lantz:
  Copyright: interpreting the law for libraries, archives and information services (2nd ed.) by Cornish G. P. (1997).
  
• Alistair Kelman:
  Internet Besieged - Countering Cyberspace Scofflaws by Denning D.E. and Denning P.J. (1998).
  
• Alistair Kelman:
  A User's Guide to Copyright (4th Edition) by Flint M.F. (1997).
  
• Alistair Kelman:
  Secure Electronic Transactions - Introduction and Technical Reference by Loeb L. (1998).
  
• Euan Cameron:
  Information Technology Law by Rowland D and Macdonald E (1998).
  

• Abdul Paliwala:
  13th BILETA Conference - The Changing Jurisdiction.
  
• Kelsie Aquatias:
  New Directions in Legal Information Systems.
  

• Lilian Edwards:
  ITLaw: an International Bibliography on Information Technology and the Law.
  
• Amanda Cole:
  New Zealand Law Reports.
  

• News.
  

Volume 1998, Number 3, 1998

• Alistair Kelman:
  Globalisation and E-Commerce Editorial.
  
• JILT's new Interface.
  

• Matthew D. Ford:
  Identity Authentication and `E-Commerce'.
  
• Chris Swindells, Kay Henderson:
  Legal Regulation of Electronic Commerce.
  
• Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon, Paul H. Leng, Geof Staniford:
  A Computer Supported Environment for the Teaching of Legal Argument.
  
• Abdul Paliwala:
  Co-operative Development of CAL Materials: A Case Study of IOLIS.
  
• Diane Rowland:
  Cyberspace - A Contemporary Utopia?
  

• Alistair Kelman:
  Just say 'non'.
  
• Alan Smith, Michael Walpole:
  An Australasian Experience of the use of Selected Technologies in the Delivery of a Legal Education Program - Some Lessons for Faculties and Educational Program Planners.
  

• J. T. Westermeier:
  Personal Jurisdiction: Today's Hot Issue in E-Commerce.
  
• Joanna Gretton:
  Using Copyright to Prevent Intrusive Photography.
  

• Leif Gamertsfelder:
  Going Digital: Legal Issues for Electronic Commerce, Multimedia and the Internet.
  

• George Meszaros:
  Using the Internet to Teach Law.
  
• Richard Happ:
  Topical Messages from Cyberspace.
  
• John Linarelli:
  Beyond the Millennium: The Legal Issues.
  

• News for the period: 30th June 1998 - 30th October 1998.