Re: UKNM: Legal implications on the web

[Fiona Campbell-Howes]

Human Rights Act is going to create a huge headache for anyone trying to

enforce the RIP Act - that's why it was so amusing to see Jack Straw,

uber-architect of dodgy cybersurveillance, welcoming it.



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From: Amanda Eames <

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Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 11:23 AM

Subject: UKNM: Legal implications on the web



> I'm interested to find out what people know about the legal implications

of

> infringement of copyright/trademarks etc on the web.  I'm doing some

> research and would welcome any pointers or info.  Also what are people's

> views on how the new human rights act is going to affect the use of the

> internet at work - issues around misuse, infringement of privacy etc.

>

> This is my first posting to the list - any help gratefully received!

>

> Thanks

>

> Amanda Eames

> Communications Manager

> Fi System Brand New Media

>

email: amanda [dot] eamesfisystem [dot] com

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