By Raymond A. Kurz, Rothwell, Figg, Ernst & Kurz
Hardcover, 264 pages, Dec '95
The explosion in the use of the Internet has thrust unsuspecting, but well-intentioned, companies, organizations, and individuals like you into potential legal nightmares. But until now, there has been no source of information to help you, the Internet user, avoid unnecessary conflicts.
This new book provides you with an understanding of the legal landscape within which you operate. The basic principles pertaining to laws of copyright, trademark, trade secret, patent, libel/defamation and related issues as well as the basic principles of licensing are explained. This book outlines steps you can take to avoid or minimize your chances of unknowingly engaging in unlawful activity. In addition, this book helps assure that your rights as an Internet user will be protected.
"An excellent legal starting point for budding webmasters...recommended for all libraries."Library Journal - May 1996
"...provides an accessible overview of intellectual property law that is easy for lay Internet users to understand and offers practical advice for those wishing to protect their creative work." Legal Information Alert - April 1996