Journal of Information, Law and Technology, 2001

Volume 2001, Number 1, 2001

• Julie Moreton:
  Editorial.
  

• John J. Borking, Charles D. Raab:
  Laws, PETs and Other Technologies for Privacy Protection.
  
• Kay Henderson, Hilary Kane:
  Internet Patents: Will They Hinder the Development of E-Commerce?
  
• Jacqueline D. Lipton:
  Financing E-Commerce: Legal and Practical Risks.
  
• Richard Wu:
  New Rules for Resolving Chinese Domain Name Disputes - A Comparative Analysis.
  
• Adrian McCullagh, William J. Caelli, Peter Little:
  Signature Stripping: A Digital Dilemma.
  
• Charlotte Waelde:
  The Quest for Access in the Digital Era: Copyright and the Internet.
  
• Darryl Mountain:
  Could New Technologies Cause Great Law Firms to Fail?
  
• Abdul Paliwala:
  Learning in Cyberspace - Revised version.
  

• David A. Thomas:
  American Legal Education: Moving from the Classroom Without Paper to Instruction Without the Classroom?
  
• Kenneth J. Withers:
  Computer-Based Disclosure and Discovery in Civil Litigation.
  
• Lorna Gillies:
  A Review of the New Jurisdiction Rules for Electronic Consumer Contracts Within the European Union.
  

• Andrew Terrett:
  Richard Susskind's 'Transforming the Law - Essays on Technology, Justice and the Legal Marketplace'.
  

• James P. Hutchinson:
  Can Trade Mark Protection Respond to the International Threat of Cybersquatting?
  

• The English translation of the new 'Rules' for Resolving Chinese Domain Name Disputes.
  

Volume 2001, Number 2, 2001

• Julie Moreton:
  Editorial.
  

• Carolyn Penfold:
  Nazis, Porn and Politics: Asserting Control Over Internet Content.
  
• Samtani Anil:
  Re-Visiting the Singapore Internet Code of Practice.
  
• Jan Grijpink, Corien Prins:
  New Rules for Anonymous Electronic Transactions? An Exploration of the Private Law Implications of Digital Anonymity.
  
• Adam Warren, James Dearnley, Charles Oppenheim:
  Sources of Literature on Data Protection and Human Rights.
  
• John Hogan:
  Competition Policy for Computer Software Markets.
  
• L. Jean Camp, Serena Syme:
  Code as Embedded Speech, Machine, and Service.
  
• Jean-Paul Cailloux, Christophe Roquilly:
  Legal Security of Web Sites: Proposal for a Legal Audit Methodology and a Legal Risks Classification.
  
• Peter Duncan, Karen Barton, Patricia McKellar:
  Extending Richness and Reach: Empirical Evidence from Public Access Web sites of UK Legal Practices.
  
• Petter Gottschalk:
  Benefits from Information and Communication Technology Facilitating Inter-organisational Knowledge Networks: The Case of Eurojuris Law Firms in Norway.
  
• Martin Sloan:
  Web Accessibility and the Disability Discrimination Act.
  

• Subhajit Basu:
  Taxation of Electronic Commerce.
  

• Subhajit Basu:
  Taxation of E-Commerce, by William J Craig.
  
• Charles Oppenheim:
  E-commerce: A Guide to the Law of Electronic Business, 2nd Edition, D Tunkel and S York (Editors).
  

• Julia Hörnle:
  Disputes Solved in Cyberspace and the Rule of Law.
  

Volume 2001, Number 3, 2001

• Julie Moreton:
  Editorial.
  

• Robert H. Woods:
  'Order in the Virtual Law Classroom...Order in the Virtual Law Classroom' - A Closer Look at American Law Schools in Cyberspace: Constructing Multiple Instructional Strategies for Effective Internet-based Legal Education.
  
• William Byrnes:
  A Review of the Development of an Internet Delivered LL.M Program in the United States.
  
• Marlene Le Brun:
  Developing Multimedia Flexible Teaching and Learning Packages: Valuing New Genres of Legal Scholarship.
  
• Catherine Colston:
  Sui Generis Database Right: Ripe for Review?
  
• Wye Keen Khong:
  Spam Law for the Internet.
  
• James D. Miller, Lixin Gao:
  Creating a Subpoena-Proof Diary: A Technological Solution to a Legal Problem.
  
• Andrés Guadamuz González:
  Habeas Data vs the European Data Protection Directive.
  
• Tracy Manly, Lori N. K. Leonard:
  New Financial Reporting Regulations for E-Commerce Companies.
  
• Douglas Hancock:
  An Assessment of ICANN's Mandatory Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy in Resolving Disputes Over Domain Names.
  

• John Hogan:
  Are You XPerienced?
  
• Abdul Paliwala:
  Discoursing the Virtual Classroom.
  

• David Poyton:
  Integrating C&IT into the Delivery of a Law Module: A Reflective Look at Two Postgraduate Modules Delivered in the 2000/2001 Academic Year.