Computer Law Review and Technology Journal
Abstract
The Internet, which began as a research project, is now the largest computer system in the world. Commonly known as the net or cyberspace, this superhighway offers a variety of useful information through its ocean of URL's, browsers and hyperlinks. Although to some people this new generation of technology may seem intimidating or even far-fetched, the reality is that its opportunities are vital to nearly every facet of modem life. With advancing technology comes new legal battles. The age of information has exposed and tested many limitations of copyright law. This work attempts to explain present copyright law as it applies to the Internet, and assesses whether current law accurately addresses Internet-related legal issues.
Recommended Citation
Robert N. Diotalevi,
Copyrighting Cyberspace: Unweaving A Tangled Web,
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Computer L. Rev. & Tech. J.
103
(1998)
