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Cyberlaw and E-Commerce Regulation: An Entrepreneurial Approach

Sean P. Melvin

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UNIT ONE: Cyber Entrepreneurs, E-commerce, and the Law 1: Overview of Cyberlaw and E-commerce Business Models 2: Going Online: Formation Issues 3: Taxation of Products and Service UNIT TWO: Intellectual Property Law 4: Patents: Legal Protection of Inventions and Processes 5: Protection of Trade Secrets, Trademarks and Trade Dress 6: Copyrights UNIT THREE: Legal Issues in Operation, Management and Wind-Up of E-commerce Firms 7: Litigation and Alternative Methods of Dispute Resolution 8: Jurisdiction In and Out of Cyber Space 9: Contracts, Sales and Electronic Commercial Transactions 10: Torts, Cyber torts and Product Liability 11: Raising Capital and Regulation of Securities 12: Antitrust and Technology 13: Bankruptcy, Dissolution and Wind-up UNIT FOUR: Human Resources and Government Regulation 14: Hiring, Employee Supervision and Termination 15: Computer Crime, Internet Regulation and Obscenity

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UNIT ONE: Cyber Entrepreneurs, E-commerce, and the Law 1: Overview of Cyberlaw and E-commerce Business Models 2: Going Online: Formation Issues 3: Taxation of Products and Service UNIT TWO: Intellectual Property Law 4: Patents: Legal Protection of Inventions and Processes 5: Protection of Trade Secrets, Trademarks and Trade Dress 6: Copyrights UNIT THREE: Legal Issues in Operation, Management and Wind-Up of E-commerce Firms 7: Litigation and Alternative Methods of Dispute Resolution 8: Jurisdiction In and Out of Cyber Space 9: Contracts, Sales and Electronic Commercial Transactions 10: Torts, Cyber torts and Product Liability 11: Raising Capital and Regulation of Securities 12: Antitrust and Technology 13: Bankruptcy, Dissolution and Wind-up UNIT FOUR: Human Resources and Government Regulation 14: Hiring, Employee Supervision and Termination 15: Computer Crime, Internet Regulation and Obscenity

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UNIT ONE: Cyber Entrepreneurs, E-commerce, and the Law 1: Overview of Cyberlaw and E-commerce Business Models 2: Going Online: Formation Issues 3: Taxation of Products and Service UNIT TWO: Intellectual Property Law 4: Patents: Legal Protection of Inventions and Processes 5: Protection of Trade Secrets, Trademarks and Trade Dress 6: Copyrights UNIT THREE: Legal Issues in Operation, Management and Wind-Up of E-commerce Firms 7: Litigation and Alternative Methods of Dispute Resolution 8: Jurisdiction In and Out of Cyber Space 9: Contracts, Sales and Electronic Commercial Transactions 10: Torts, Cyber torts and Product Liability 11: Raising Capital and Regulation of Securities 12: Antitrust and Technology 13: Bankruptcy, Dissolution and Wind-up UNIT FOUR: Human Resources and Government Regulation 14: Hiring, Employee Supervision and Termination 15: Computer Crime, Internet Regulation and Obscenity

Key concepts: Business, Jurisdiction, Bankruptcy, Intellectual property, Law, Unit (ring theory), The Internet, Government (linguistics)

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