Case Studies in Software and Network Law: For Computer Applications and Software Technology Majors

Author: Yang An
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to software law and internet law. For software law, it focuses on the management of software works operating on the internet and intellectual property protection. Internet law, as a new legal discipline born in the information society, is primarily introduced in this book, covering aspects such as personality rights, internet works, domain names, Chinese domain names, telecommunication and website management, e-commerce, electronic contracts, electronic security, cybercrime, and internet disputes. The book avoids in-depth theoretical discussions and strives for clear and accessible explanations. Additionally, it incorporates numerous vivid case studies. Compared to similar works, this book includes applied legal knowledge on websites, internet companies, telecommunication management, online dispute resolution, and virtual property crimes, which will serve as an important guide for readers aspiring to internet entrepreneurship. This book is suitable for vocational and technical college students and teachers, as well as for readers who are new to internet entrepreneurship.