International Review of Law Computers & Technology

VOLUME 10   Number 2   October 1996

Foreword
Kenneth Russell 195

NETWORKS AND NETWORKING
Introduction
Andrew Charlesworth 197

Rules in the Virtual Society
Mark Gould 199

Privacy and the Internet: Intrusion, Surveillance and Personal Data
Suzan Dionne Balz & Olivier Hance 219

Computer Pornography: a Comparative Study of the US and UK Obscenity Law and Child Pornography Laws in Relation to the Internet
Yaman Akdeniz 235

Defamation and the Internet: a Case Study of Anomalies and Difficulties in the Information Age
Charlotte Waelde & Lilian Edwards 263

CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS
Time Recording and Reporting: How to Make Legal Practice Profitable
Ed Dean 295

Successful Business Strategies on the Internet: Are There Black Holes in Cyberspace?
Robert Bond 301

Computer Viruses in Hong Kong and China
Allan Dyer 309

Making Sure They're Caught Black Handed
Michael Chamberlain 313

Software Theft among the Top 1000 Organizations and Their Larger Subsidiaries
in the UK
Andrew Roberts 317

MAJOR CASES
The Scrutiny of Computer Contracts: at Last
Euan Cameron 331

BOOK REVIEWS 341

BOOKS RECEIVED 357

VOLUME CONTENTS & AUTHOR INDEX TO

VOLUME 10, 1996

International Review of Law Computers & Technology

VOLUME 10   Number 1   March 1996

CONTENTS

Foreword
Kenneth Russell 5

NETWORKS AND NETWORKING
Introduction
Andrew Charlesworth 7

European Union Regulation of the Telecommunications Industry
Leo Flynn 9

Under My Wheels: Issues of Access and Social Exclusion on the Information
Superhighway
Andrew Charlesworth & Holly Cullen 27

Online Services and the EU Database Directive
Robbie Downing 41

Are Copyright and Droit d'Auteur Viable in the Light of Information Technology?
Christopher Kervégant 55

Never Mind the Quality, Feel the Width: a Sceptical View of Legal Interference
with Cyberspace
Euan Cameron & Caitriona Hegarty 79

A UK National Information Policy for the Electronic Age
Stephen Saxby 105

CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS
Identity Cards and Numbers: the Debate Continued
Valerie Collins 137

Electronic Government: a UK Perspective
Francis G. B. Aldhouse 157

Co-ordination of Computerisation in the Criminal Justice System
Meg Jeffries 165

MAJOR CASES
Lotus v Borland: an Interim View for the United Kingdom
Euan Cameron 169

BOOK REVIEWS 175