Journal of Information, Law and Technology, 1999

Volume 1999, Number 1, 1999

• Carol Hall:
  Editorial.
  

• Jacqueline D. Lipton:
  Property Offences into the 21st Century.
  
• Alex Morrison:
  Hijack on the road to Xanadu: The Infringement of Copyright in HTML Documents via Networked Computers and the Legitimacy of Browsing Hypermedia Documents.
  
• David Grantham:
  IOLISplus - Extending the Electronic Learning Environment.
  
• James Osborn, Leon Sterling:
  Automated Concept Identification within Legal Cases.
  
• Erich Schweighofer:
  The Revolution in Legal Information Retrieval or: The Empire Strikes Back.
  

• Alistair Kelman:
  Reliable Software and the Year 2000.
  
• Christopher J. S. Gale:
  BA Law with Information Technology - The LMU Experience one semester in.
  

• 5th International Conference of the IDG, of the Italian National Research Council: The Law in the Information Society.
  
• 1999 LILI Conference: Challenge and Change in Law Teaching.
  

• Leif Gamertsfelder:
  The Commonwealth Electronic Transactions Bill 1999: Ailments and Antidotes.
  

• Craig Lind, Conor Butler:
  Traumatised Children - Juvenile Delinquent and Traumatised Children - A Case of Sexual Abuse (Video Review).
  

• Leif Gamertsfelder:
  The Year 2000 Legal Guide.
  
• Lesley Hitchens:
  The Law and Regulation of Telecommunications Carriers.
  
• John Dickie:
  Electronic Commerce: Law and Practice.
  

• Yaman Akdeniz:
  The Public Voice in the Development of Internet Policy: Proceedings from the Ottawa Global Internet Liberty Campaign Conference, October 1998.
  
• Paul Maharg:
  Law in the Information Society.
  
• Tracey Varnava, Sandy Fury:
  LILI Conference Report.
  

Volume 1999, Number 2, 1999

• Diane Rowland:
  The Year 2000 Problem: Introduction.
  

• Robert Bradgate:
  Beyond the Millennium - The Legal Issues: Sale of Goods Issues and the Millennium Bug.
  
• Andrew Campbell:
  Banks and Business Customers: The Y2K Problem.
  
• Gordon Hughes:
  Reasonable Design.
  
• Geraint Howells:
  The Millennium Bug and Product Liability.
  
• Elizabeth Macdonald:
  Y2K and Contractual Exemption Clauses.
  
• John Peysner:
  Y2K - Will There be a Litigation Explosion?
  
• Diane Rowland:
  Negligence, Professional Competence and Computer Systems.
  
• Celia Wells:
  The Millennium Bug and Corporate Criminal Liability.
  
• Jacqueline D. Lipton:
  What's in a (Domain) Name? Web Addresses as Loan Collateral.
  
• Arno R. Lodder, Bart Verheij:
  Computer-Mediated Legal Argument: Towards new Opportunities in Education.
  
• Emir A. Mohammed:
  An Examination of Surveillance Technology and Their Implications for Privacy and Related Issues - The Philosophical Legal Perspective.
  

• John Angel:
  Why use Digital Signatures for Electronic Commerce?
  
• Stuart Hyde:
  A Few Coppers Change.
  
• Sean Overend:
  Standardisation of Data for the Judicial Intranet - Uniform Case Citation Sean Overend.
  

• Abdul Paliwala:
  The Knowledge Web: Learning and Collaborating on the Web.
  
• Peter Kangis:
  Electronic Commerce and International Taxation.
  
• Peter Kangis:
  Internet. Which Court Decides? Which Law Applies?
  

• Paul Maharg:
  14th Annual BILETA Conference - CYBERSPACE 1999: Crime, Criminal Justice and the Internet.
  

Volume 1999, Number 3, 1999

• Abdul Paliwala:
  Editorial.
  

• William E. Boyd:
  But What is it Good For? Using Interactive Video in Legal Education and Law Practice.
  
• Robin Widdison:
  Computerising Legal Education: What's in Store?
  
• Abdul Paliwala:
  Learning in Cyberspace.
  
• John Fairhurst:
  Evaluation of an Internet-based PgDL (CPE) Course.
  
• Petter Gottschalk:
  Use of IT for Knowledge Management in Law Firms.
  

• David J. Harvey:
  A Judicial Perspective on Public Access to Case Law on the Internet.
  
• Tom McMahon:
  Access to the Law in the Land of Oz.
  
• Annette Orange:
  Developments in the Domain Name System: For Better or for Worse?
  
• Georgios Zekos:
  Internet or Electronic Technology: A Threat to State Sovereignty.
  

• 2nd AustLII Conference on Computerisation of Law via the Internet.
  

• Richard Margiano:
  The Ninth Circuit holds that Internet Domain Name E-mail and Web Service Provider is not a Cybersquatter for Trademark Dilution Purposes, Avery Dennison Corp. v. Sumpton.
  

• Robin Widdison:
  Opening Pandora's Box? A Review of Now and Then: A Celebration of Sweet & Maxwell's Bicentenary 1999.
  
• Leif Gamertsfelder:
  Intellectual Property Law - LBC Nutshell.
  

• Tom McMahon:
  Access to the Law in the Land of Oz.