Computer Law Review International is a journal for readers wishing to be informed about international developments in the areas of computer law, telecommunications, media and data protection law. The journal addresses topics which go beyond the current legal situation within Europe. Particular interest is dedicated to developments in the USA. The international nature of the journal is reflected in the fact that some of its articles appear in German and some in English; all articles are supplemented by an abstract in both languages.

Computer Law Review International is aimed at practitioners in law firms, law courts, tax consultancy and accountancy firms as well as scientists, IT directors, managers and any company dealing with modern information technology.

This is what you find in Computer Law Review International

Expert articles about international aspects of IT-Law

Documentation of and comments on court decisions of the German and English speaking world

Detailed analysis of major IT law developments abroad

Brief updates on essential developments of IT-Law world-wide

Additionally, Computer Law Review International offers:

Literature
Computer Law Review International provides you with a list of numerous interesting works within the area of information law and communications law published by Verlag Dr. Otto Schmidt KG.

Full text of judicial decisions
Judicial decisions published in Computer Law Review International can be ordered from the editors.