How To Protect Your eBooks From Piracy And Copyright Infringement!

Shockingly, 4 out of every 10 eBooks offered for sale on the Internet are pirated. Material from legitimate eBooks are taken without the owner's knowledge, and passed off as original content every single day! Discover the top 4 ways to prevent this from happening to you.

Warning: Your Domain Name Could Infringe On Trademark Rights!

Learn how domain names can infringe on trademark laws and can lead to trouble for you. Includes what to look out for when purchasing domain names and where to go to find out if your domain name violates trademark laws.

Navigating The Internet Sales Tax Laws

Q. I have been contacted by my local city government to say that my business is scheduled to be audited to determine if I owe any sales tax from items purchased on the Internet. Can they really make me pay this tax? I thought you could buy things online tax free? -- Katie R.

Compliance of Tax Return in Electronic Commerce Taxation

Introduction - In this chapter, we shall look at the role of disclosure in a self-assessment environment in light of electronic commerce; emerging legal issues of compliance of tax return of e-business? I shall describe extrinsic aids for statutory reconstruction, and finally I shall give my proposals for statutory reconstruction to meet the requirement of technological advancement.

Recommendation for Statutory Reconstruction for the Extension of Tax Jurisdiction in Cyberspace

The changing nature of Internet technology and the concept of jurisdiction law has taken new dimensions, which has make it imperative that we should introduce new legislation for defining our tax jurisdiction in internet,

Is Your Domain Name A Trademark Infringement?

I recently received an email from a concerned, fellow Internet business owner, asking for my opinion on an issue that could literally destroy his Internet business and the business of several other domains involved.

VegaStream's VoIP Regulation and Compliance

Industry regulators have a first duty to protect the consumer. In the telecommunications industry of late, that duty has been interpreted as a remit to liberalize the marketplace from monopoly and so enable competition, better services and lower prices.

Who Had The Patent For MP3 Players First? iPod or Creative

Like probably many people I was under the impression that Apple Computer Inc. was responsible for the software and technology behind the mp3 player.

Cyber Law and Slander Online Considered

We are starting to see more and more Internet Laws being added to the books in many different agencies in the United States. There are cyber laws at the FBI, FCC, SEC, FTC and many other places cropping up. What is unfortunate indeed is that most of these laws are made to protect US Citizens and yet only enforced onto US Citizens.

Introduction to UDRP Disputes

This article highlights the main procedural and substantive issues arising in proceedings under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (the UDRP).

Effectively Making Online Gaming Illegal

In a rather interesting move, online gaming effectively became illegal recently do to a new piece of legislation. This move by the federal government raises a host of issues.

The Battle between Microsoft and Google

With the advent of the Internet revolution, the latest and greatest corporate war is clearly between Google and Microsoft. While that is no surprise to anyone, there are some interesting aspects of this battle.

Malaysian Internet Marketer; The Constraints On Internet Transaction

The Constraint of Malaysia Internet Subscribers resolved by locals, the role of competent authority on promoting Information and Communication Technology.

A Short Synopsis Of Cybercrime

See how cybercrime comes from past to current time.

Internet Law in 2007

As we start off the 2007 year, many in the web community probably have questions about what developments we can expect in web law in 2007. Well, the issues already appear to be coming together.