Cyberlaw Legal Principles of Emerging Technologies 2005 Helewitz First Edition
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Cyberlaw: Legal Principles of Emerging Technologies by Jeffrey A. Helewitz. Pearson Prentice Hall, copyright 2005. First edition, paperback.
Before today’s conversations about artificial intelligence, courts and lawmakers were wrestling with the expanding reach of computers and the Internet. This volume captures that earlier period, examining how established legal principles were applied to emerging digital technologies.
For readers interested in AI and the history of technology, it offers a historical starting point for exploring questions of ownership, jurisdiction, commerce, and responsibility. Its focus on Internet-era law provides material for comparing successive waves of technological change.
Topics include jurisdiction, constitutional law, online business, intellectual property, and cybercrime. Includes relevant cases, chapter reviews, key terms, and appendices covering the Convention on Cybercrime, Child Online Protection Act, and USA Patriot Act. Offered for historical study and reference.
Good condition overall. Covers show rubbing, light creasing, edge and corner wear, and some curling. Library labeling and clear tape are present near the spine. Binding appears intact, and the photographed interior pages appear clean, with no visible writing or highlighting. Please review the photographs for condition and details.
SKU D-11
Cyberlaw Legal Principles of Emerging Technologies 2005 Helewitz First Edition
$75.00
Before today’s conversations about artificial intelligence, courts and lawmakers were wrestling with the expanding reach of computers and the Internet. This volume captures that earlier period, examining how established legal principles were applied to emerging digital technologies.
For readers interested in AI and the history of technology, it offers a historical starting point for exploring questions of ownership, jurisdiction, commerce, and responsibility. Its focus on Internet-era law provides material for comparing successive waves of technological change.
Topics include jurisdiction, constitutional law, online business, intellectual property, and cybercrime. Includes relevant cases, chapter reviews, key terms, and appendices covering the Convention on Cybercrime, Child Online Protection Act, and USA Patriot Act. Offered for historical study and reference.
Good condition overall. Covers show rubbing, light creasing, edge and corner wear, and some curling. Library labeling and clear tape are present near the spine. Binding appears intact, and the photographed interior pages appear clean, with no visible writing or highlighting. Please review the photographs for condition and details.
SKU D-11