...Mohammad Mahabubur Rahman; Fariduddin Ahmed; Mohammad Osiur Rahman; Azizul Hoque Purpose The purpose of this paper is to focus on how law, together with the internet, has created a new environment in the legal arena; and how the USA as a high‐tech nation relying upon previous territorial...

... including but not limited to. By registering a domain name, a registrant obtains the exclusive right to use the name as her/his internet address. The right continues as long as the registrant pays the fees. Therefore, although for a fixed (but renewable) term, it is in fact potentially unlimited [5...

...Neal Geach The recent growth in the use of electronic communications throughout the world has not included everyone. The vast majority of the world’s population is still unable to gain access to digital technology, especially the Internet, hence the ‘digital divide’. However, this divide...

...Arnold Roosendaal; Simone van Esch Internet forms a popular forum for information exchange between consumers, while online marketing has opened a range of new facilities for companies to promote and sell their products. This article aims to find out if consumer power has increased as a result...

...Justin Ellis This article is limited mainly to the analysis of distribution or dealership agreements, one of the most common forms of vertical agreement. A particular problem raised by the Internet is the potential risk of a priori “unfair” price competition between retailers, on account...

...Berkley D. Sells Internet defamation litigation is not the same as traditional libel litigation. Unique challenges facing plaintiffs seeking a remedy for destroyed goodwill of a business or damage to reputation include: anonymity of the author responsible for the defamation, cost of successfully...

...Pierre Kirch The US Supreme Court has stated, “The content of the Internet is a diverse as human thought.” It may also be surmised that the Internet is nothing more than a new medium and that the application of competition law to the Internet may be as broad as all of competition law itself...