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Chip-per Copyright Infringement: IBLS Contributor: Attorney Odia Kagan, Tel Aviv, Israel, odia@okaganlaw.com , writes: US Federal Court determined that the Digital Millennium Copyright Act should be used for the prevention of piracy and illegal copying and not for the prevention of the Read More...
Posted 17 July 07 11:53 by IBLS Editor | 2 Comments
Filed under Antitrust, United States, Odia Kagan, Israel, finance, Copyrights, Lexmark International Inc. v. Static Control Components, Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Internet Wiretaps Prohibited…For Now: IBLS Contributor: Attorney Odia Kagan, Tel Aviv, Israel, odia@okaganlaw.com , writes: In an unusual decision the Court granted the motion of civil rights organizations to rehear a case, pertaining to the wiretapping of e-mail messages. The Federal Court Read More...
Posted 11 July 07 04:53 by IBLS Editor | 142 Comments
Filed under United States, consumer protection, Odia Kagan, Israel, online privacy, online security, cyber terrorism, Internet wiretap, EFF, US v. Councilman
ASK THE EXPERT: How can I stop my ex from harassing me on the Internet?: Tanja Walke from the United States (Tampa) asks: My ex put pics on the Internet & phone number without my permission. What can I do? Read More...
Posted 30 May 07 04:48 by IBLS Editor | 0 Comments
Filed under United States, online privacy, cyber harassment, online data protection
The wild hunt for e-evidence in high-profile cases: Even if you’re really mad…it may not be such a good idea to hack, that is, to illegally access another’s computer. The pursuit of electronic evidence to reach beneficial divorce settlements and close lucrative business deals was reportedly out of control Read More...
Posted 04 May 07 05:39 by Maricelle Ruiz | 3 Comments
Filed under United States, United Kingdom, US, UK, e-banking, electronic banking, e-evidence, Jimmy Choo, Tamara Mellon, London, electronic evidence, Matthew Mellon, Miranda Moore, The Guardian, wiretapping, cybercrime, Florida, hacking, New Jersey
E-mail Wiretap is Permissible…For now: IBLS Contributor: Odia Kagan, Partner, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur Law Offices – Tel Aviv, Israel, okagan@sbilaw.com , writes: An amendment to the Australian Telecommunications (Interception) Act makes it easier for the police and state authorities Read More...
Posted 02 May 07 05:22 by IBLS Editor | 115 Comments
Filed under United States, Odia Kagan, Israel, online privacy, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur Law Offices, Australia, e-mail wiretap, national security, e-evidence, Australian Telecommunications Act, Electronic Frontiers Australia, electronic mail
ASK THE EXPERT: How are Online Travel Sites Regulated?: Monica McIntyre of Greenwich, United Kingdom asks: My partner has a travel company (tour operator) which sells Latin American packages targeted to the Italian and German markets. We are joining in opening a new internet company with an e-commerce platform Read More...
Posted 25 April 07 06:50 by IBLS Editor | 0 Comments
Filed under United States, United Kingdom, US, Germany, Italy, tour operator, online travel, Panama, UK, e-commerce tax
Wi-Fi*, My Learned Friend: IBLS Contributor: Odia Kagan, Partner, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur Law Offices – Tel Aviv, Israel, okagan@sbilaw.com Connecting the Court system with a wireless communication network enables journalists and lawyers to maintain a continuous contact Read More...
Posted 24 April 07 09:58 by IBLS Editor | 1 Comments
Filed under United States, Odia Kagan, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur, Israel, University of Southern California, California courts, CNET, wireless Internet connection, wireless communication network, VPN, Scott Peterson, wireless fidelity, KCRA-TV, instant messages, Florida courts, Michael Overing, courtroom Internet, US Department of Justice, Virtual Private Network, netiquette, IM, Texas courts, North Carolina courts, John Carriker, Ben Charny, Wi-fi
Stop! Private Information Ahead: IBLS Contributor: Odia Kagan, Partner, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur Law Offices – Tel Aviv, Israel, okagan@sbilaw.com California initiates a far-reaching change in the protection of online privacy. It is expected that this law will have far-reaching Read More...
Posted 17 April 07 09:46 by IBLS Editor | 0 Comments
Filed under United States, consumer protection, Online Privacy Protection Act, Odia Kagan, online retail, California, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur, US, OPPA, Tel Aviv, Israel, online privacy
The State of Global Cybersquatting in 2007: The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) reports Internet cybersquatting is exploding globally, up 25% in 2006 over the previous year, as even software colossus Microsoft's Bill Gates lost a symbolic case involving his Corbis images company, Read More...
Posted 16 April 07 10:33 by IBLS Editor | 0 Comments
Filed under Microsoft, United States, internet address, copyright violations, WIPO, domain names, World Intellectual Property Organization, cybersquatting
FTC Takes Aim at Oregon Operation That Targeted Small Businesses: The Federal District Court in Oregon has frozen the assets of Beaverton-based Merchant Processing, Inc. (MPI), its owner, and affiliated companies. The court ordered a temporary halt to claims the Federal Trade Commission alleges are deceptive, and appointed Read More...
Posted 16 April 07 10:28 by IBLS Editor | 2 Comments
Filed under United States, Beaverton-based Merchant Processing, Federal Trade Commission, small business, Oregon, credit card fraud, consumer protection, Inc
Are the United States Federal and State Governments ready to Prosecute Phishing Attacks?: Ever since 1998, Federal law and state laws in almost all of the states in United States have enacted explicit criminal legislation related to identity theft, which can be applied to phishing as well. The Federal authorities can also use a range of Federal Read More...
Posted 11 April 07 06:19 by IBLS Editor | 0 Comments
Filed under Phishers or identity thieves, California Anti-Phishing Act of 2005, phishing legislation in the United States, The Anti-Phishing Act of 2005, phishing, United States, United States code chapter 63 of title 18, Computer Crimes Act of Virginia

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