Table
Of Contents Issue 03/2003
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Articles
Annette Kur – Principles
Governing Jurisdiction, Choice of Law and Judgments in Transnational
Disputes: A European Perspective
Peter Blume – Copyright
and Privacy Some fundamental reflections on the relationship
between two areas of law and the quest to balance them in
cyberspace
John Beardwood – Creeping
Law? An analysis of the Canadian Lawful Access – Consultation
Document and its approach to implement the Council of Europe’s
Convention on Cyber-Crime
Case Law
Australia: Cyber Squatting
CSR Limited v. Resource Capital Australia Pty Limited
– Federal Court of Australia – Decision of 4 April 2003
USA: Due Process and Connecticut’s
"Megan’s Law" Connecticut Department of Public
Safety et al. v. John Doe – Supreme Court of the United
States – Decision of 5 March 2003
USA: Proof of Injury to
the Economic Value of A Famous Trademark Victor Moseley
et al. v. V Secret Catalogue, Inc. et al. – US Court of
Appeals for the 6th Circuit* –
Decision of 4 March 2003
Norway: Napster.no TONO
et al. v. Napster.no – Sør Gubrandsdal tingrett
(Sør Gubrandsdal First Instance Court – first instance)
– Decision of 22 January 2003 – Summary & Comment by Lenda
Israel: Reach of Software
End-User License Agreements Misc. Application 2184/02 (J’lem)
Microsoft Corporation v. Agma Computing 1999 Ltd. et al. –
Jerusalem District Court – Decision of 22 November 2002 –
Summary & Comment by Elburg
Updates
Tanja Salisma – Finland:
New Practice Relating to Patentability of Software
Ian Lloyd – UK:
Internet Libel and Data Retention
Rolf H. Weber – Switzerland:
Restrictions for Imports of Films?
Coenraad Visser – South
Africa: New Liability Regime for ISPs
*
This decision is erronniously attributed to the US Court of
Appeals for the
6th Circuit. The case was decided by the Supreme Court of the
United
States.
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