Subject: New issue of JILT now available
From: Nicola Clare (n.a.clare@strath.ac.uk)
Date: pe 07 marras 1997 - 13:50:42 EET
JILT 1997(3) Goes OnLine!
http://elj.warwick.ac.uk/jilt/issue/1997_3/
and
http://elj.strath.ac.uk/jilt/issue/1997_3/
It contains a diversity of topics and includes 6 refereed articles and
over 36 other pieces including commentaries, case notes, IT reviews,
book reviews, conference reports, work in progress and information papers.
The highlight of this issue is:
A Special Feature on
Communications Regulation -
New Patterns and Problems.
The feature is a prototype for a new International Journal of
Communications Policy and Regulation (ICPR).
There are six refereed articles. Four on the special feature:
Copyright Liability of Communications Carriers, by F.MacMillan et al
Regulating the Media Revolution: In Search of the Public Interest, by
M. Feintuck.
>From 'Pluralism' to 'Ownership': Europe's emergent policy on Media
Concentrations Navigates the Doldrums, by G. Doyle
The European Digital Convergence Paradigm, by C. Marsden
Other refereed articles:
Caveat Vendor? A review of the Court of Appeal decision in St Albans
City and District Council v International Computers Limited, by
A. White
Notes on a Critical and Skeptical Overview of Electronic Publishing
and Librarianship from the United States, by J. Buschman
The special feature also includes
Glossary
A Resourcebank of Web sites related to Communications Regulation
Book Reviews:
Convergence: Integrating Media, Information and Communication
The Yearbook of Media and Entertainment Law Telecommunications
Law Handbook
Commentaries:
The challenge facing data protection regulation
Work In Progress:
Convergence or Coexistence? Television and Telecommunications
Policies Diverge in the Convergence Debate
The Proceduralization of Telecommunications Law: Adapting to
Convergence
Information Papers:
Communications Regulation: The Role of the ITU
Also in this issue:
Case Note:
Communications Decency Act - The Supreme Court ruling in the case of
Reno v. ACLU
Commentaries:
Computers and Judges - by the Appeal Court judge Sir Henry Brooke
The Year 2000 problem and data protection - by C. Pounder
The AustLII paradigm, - by L. West-Knights
Legal Deposit of non-print publications - by Prof. C. Oppenheim
The Virtual law Library - by T. Fitchett
The regulation of virus research - by A. Kelman
Books reviewed:
Digital Crime: Policing the Cybernation
Directory of Law-related CD-ROMS
Digital Literacy
Crime, Deviance and the Computer
Net Law: How Lawyers Use the Internet
Future Codes: Essays in Advanced Computer Technology and the Law. The
Internet Guide for the Legal Researcher Intellectual property in
Europe - First Supplement.
Work In Progress:
Dealing with Stalkerazzi - by A. Kelman
Centralised European Union Convention Causebook Judgment Registry
Database - by T Egan
Information Papers:
Celex : Improving Access to Community Legislation - by N Nunn-Price
IT reviews include European Law CD-Rom, Riots and Rebellions,
The Dax Cowart Case and a Lecturers Review of the Scots Law Courseware
CD.
Conferences covered are
BIALL, Law via the Internet, LIBER, SPTL and ALTA.
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