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ORCIDComputer Law & Security Review, Volume 11
Volume 11, Number 1, January 1995
- Editorial. 1
- Database detection methods in criminal investigation. 2-11
- Software protection in Germany - Recent court decisions in copyright law. 12-17
- Eastern Europe intellectural property and informatics newsletter New Polish copyright law. 18-26
- EC developments in it law. 27-34
- US focus The BT hack and what it means. 35-36
- Information superhighway Impact of online computer services on copyright law. 37-38
- David Bainbridge:
St Albans City & District council v International Computers Ltd, High Court, Scott Baker J., 3rd October 1994. 39-41 - Clsr briefing News and comment on recent developments from around the world New UK legislation on sale and supply of goods. 42-55
- Copyright and the public interest: by Gillian Davies, 1994, soft-cover, IIC Studies in Industrial Property and Copyright Law, Volume 14, 232 pp., DM118.0 or £47.00, ISBN 3 527 28638 1. 56
- Intellectual property rights in sound recording, film & video: by J.A.L. Sterling, 1992, hard-cover, Sweet & Maxwell, 721 pp., £130.00, ISBN 0421 45470 9. 56
- EC distribution law: by Janna Goyder, 1992, hard-cover, Kluwer Law and Taxation Publishers, 276 pp., Dfl320; US $173; or UK £199, ISBN 9065445919. 56
Volume 11, Number 2, March 1995
- Contents/Editorial. 57
- Gillian Bull:
An interview with Iann Barron, Chairman of Division PLC. 58-61 - IT Security - the Legal Challenge. 62-65
- Privacy protection principles for electronic mail systems. 66-73
- 'Scope of use' provisions in software licence agreements. 74-79
- Computer software protection in the commonwealth of independent states. 80-84
- EC developments in it law. 85-89
- Bernard P. Zajac Jr.:
The Wonderful World of the Web. 90 - Software patents - Where next? 91-94
- Changes to the UK law relating to contracts for the sale and supply of goods. 95-97
- United Kingdom. 98-109
- "E-mail Security - How to keep your Electronic Messages Private": E-mail security by Bruce Schneier 1995 (John Wiley & Sons 365 pp.) isbn 0-471-05318-X. 110
- Thomas Lillywhite:
CLSR special supplement review. 111 - Federal Certification Authority Liability and Policy - Law and Policy of Certificate-Based Public Key and Digital Signatures: by Michael S. Baum, 1994, softcover, National Institute of Standards and Technology, 421 pp. 111
Volume 11, Number 3, May 1995
- Editorial. 113
- Submission of the British copyright council to the commission of the European communities concerning the issues raised by digital technology in the field of copyright and related rights. 115-118
- J. A. L. Sterling:
Testing for subsistence and infringement of copyright in computer programs: Some US and UK cases. 119-126 - Robert J. Hart:
A voluntary international numbering system - the latest WIPO proposals. 127-129 - Robert Bond:
Public registers for software programs. 130-132 - Alan S. Wernick:
'Market realities' in the analysis of copyright infringement of computer programs. 133-135 - Benjamin Wright:
Alternatives for signing electronic documents. 136-139 - C. Ian Kyer:
Information technology law: What does the future hold? 140-142 - Graham Greenleaf:
The Barrett review - a blueprint for expanding Australian telecommunications interception. 143-146 - EC developments in IT law. 147-151
- István Gödölle, László Kékes, Enik Mészáros, Zoltán Szabó:
Changes in Hungarian patent law. 152 - Zbynek Loebl:
Amendment of the Czech copyright. 152-153 - Aaron Taebi:
Impact of Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) on 'personal data'. 154-155 - Mark O'Conor:
1st annual review of IT law - IPC Conferences Ltd. 156-159 - Michael Marinos:
News and comment on recent developments from around the world. 160-170
Volume 11, Number 4, July 1995
- Editorial. 173
- Yves Poullet, Jean-Paul Triaille, Francois van der Mensbrugghe, Valerie Willems:
Telecommunications law: Convergence between media and telecommunications: Towards a new regulatory framework. 174-181 - Stephen J. Doyle:
GATT Trips - A US perspective: GATT, trips, and high tech. 182-187 - Software protection technology: Legal aspects of software protection devices. 188-193
- Unfair contract terms directive: Suppliers beware: Implementation of the unfair contract terms directive in Europe. 194-198
- Internet liability: Defamation on the internet. 199-201
- Internet regulation: 'Self regulation' on the internet. 202-203
- Interception of communications - Australia: The barrett review - Part II. 204-205
- EC Developments in IT law. 206-209
- Computer related crime: Report on the activities of the "European committee of experts on criminal procedural law problems connected with information technology" of the council of Europe. 210-211
- US antitrust: US v Microsoft - US district court judge sporkin denies motion to approve consent decree; department of justice and microsoft appeal. 212-216
- David I. Bainbridge:
Case report: The data protection registrar v amnesty international (British section), high court, queen's bench division (divisional court), Rose L.J. & Scott Baker J. 8th November 1994. 217-219 - UK ratifies trademarks protocol. 220-229
Volume 11, Number 5, September 1995
- Contents/Editorial. 233
- Comments on the Green Paper entitled 'Intellectual Property and the National Information Infrastructure'. 234-243
- Licensing and exploiting rights in multimedia products. 244-249
- Content and licensing issues in multimedia agreements. 250-254
- It's the content, stupid! 255-256
- Implications of the implementation of the eea directive on the harmonization of copyright and related rights. 257-258
- Should patents be granted for computer programs as such? 259-261
- The level and extent of data protection in Europe. 262-268
- Susan Collins:
Data protection regulation in the EU. 269-270 - EC developments in IT Laws. 271-274
- Darren Berman:
Acquiring, Licensing and Exploiting Rights in Multimedia Euroforum Conference London. 275-276 - News and comment on recent developments from around the world. 277-289
- Sally Jackson:
The Labour Party - Communicating Britain's future. 290 - Software Copyright Law. 290
- Stephen Castell:
Letter. 291 - New report correspondent. 291
- Risk management-telecommunications. 292
- Information security. 292
Volume 11, Number 6, November 1995
- Contents/Editorial. 293
- The legal protection of databases in europe -the common position on the proposal for a directive. 295-303
- A comprehensive current analysis of software look and feel' protection - Part I. 304-317
- Christopher Rees:
Digital information: Its likely effect on the law. 318-320
- Gordon Hughes, David Cosgrave:
Legal questions involving the internet. 321-324
- Mark Turner:
Libel online - The UK perspective. 325-326
- Impact of information superhighway on non-economic rights. 327-328
- EC developments in it law. 329-330
- Green paper on copyright and related rights in the information society. 331-332
- ICC statement on the global information infrastructure. 333-335
- Christopher R. Costa:
US v Microsoft II department of justice and microsoft prevail on appeal; US district court judge jackson approves consent decree. 336-338
- News and comment on recent developments from around the world. 339-351
- Gillian Bull:
AIC: Trading information on the networks 19/20 July 1995, London Metropole Hotel. 352 - Erratum. 352
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