e-commerce
What impact does the Electronic Transactions Act have on e-commerce / online contracting?
In this area you should also look at:
the Queensland legislation
UNCITRAL Model
UN Convention
Standard forms of agreement
Website terms of use - look at a few examples including Great South East; Microsoft. What are the common clauses? Anything strange? What impact does Unfair Contracts legislation have on these contracts?
Click wrap v Shrink wrap - what are the differences?
Case summaries
Setting up a website
What should you be aware of (having regarding to previous lectures)?
Adsense HTML
Hacktivist raided
Swiss Hacktivist was raided at the request of U.S. authorities for data theft and then publishing what was hacked. https://amp.9news.com.au/...
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The United Nations intellectual property agency (WIPO) is the latest front in the US-China trade war. http://www.theage.com.au/world/sad-am...
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Carly Long, an expert in domain name litigation, will teach the first half of the class this Tuesday evening. You may wish to have a look a...
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This website has some useful links and references: http://www.epiphanysolutions.co.uk/article-index/rights-and-laws-of-the-internet/
3 comments:
There are so many issues when setting up a webpage and because they are international it would difficult to have a site that would never offend any laws or any one.
I think the best way is to set up your page by the google motto 'don't be evil'. In that light, things like content, privacy, defamation, domain name choice etc are less likely to offend. It's not a certainty but it is where I'd start and if there things you want to put on there that are questionable then get some advice and make a risk /reward analysis.
I guess it depends on the content/context of your website. Online media sites (e.g. blogs) can land themselves in trouble for publishing controversial/potentially defamatory comments about prominent persons which would normally not appear in print media.
Especially for pages, on which other people can comment, one need to bear in mind that under many jurisdictions you can be held liable for contents others write or to which you only link to. So you need to make sure that you put e.g. a disclaimer or something like that to distance yourself from that content.
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