Andrew Murray - Information Technology, 4th Edition - Information Technology, 4th Edition: The Law and Society
By Information Technology, 4th Edition: The Law and Society•Read by James Cameron Stewart•65 tracks• 41 hrs and 42 mins Unabridged Audiobook Release date: 05-25-21 Language: English Publisher: Gildan Media
Chapters & Audio Tracks
65 parts1
01) Preface
9:13
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02) Guide to the Book
1:30
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03) Guide to the Online Resources
1:33
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04) Part I - The Information Society
1:57
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05) 1. The world of bits
31:34
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06) 1.2.2. Digital goods and society
33:21
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07) 2. The network of networks
56:47
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08) 3. Net Neutrality
30:59
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09) 3.3 The Legal Framework
35:55
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10) 4. Regulating the Information Society
45:26
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11) 4.3.1 Symbiotic Regulation
55:24
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12) Part II - Content and the Information Society
2:07
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13) 5. Cyber-speech
45:24
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14) 5.3.7. Post -Yahoo!
54:55
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15) 5.4.3. Astroturfing, #fakenews, and bots
42:11
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16) 6. Social networking and antisocial conduct
49:24
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17) 6.2.3. PJS v News Group Newspapers
48:39
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18) 6.4. Cyberbullying, trolling, and harassment
38:02
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19) 7. Defamation
57:19
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20) 7.2.3. Multiple publication and jurisdiction
57:53
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21) 7.3.3. The operators of websites’ defence
36:00
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22) 7.4.2. Twitter Libel
25:09
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23) Part III - Digital Content and Intellectual Property Rights
4:13
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24) 8. Intellectual property rights and the information society
40:06
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25) 9. Software
53:30
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26) 9.4.1. Look and feel infringement
47:02
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27) 9.6. Patent protection for computer software
46:32
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28) 10. Digital creatives and copyright law
36:59
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29) 10.2.3. Fair dealing defences
26:59
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30) 11. Copyright in the digital environment
59:57
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31) Highlight The PRCA Ruling
58:37
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32) 12. Copyright infringement in the digital environment
46:37
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33) 12.3. S.97A and site blocking
53:51
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34) 13. Databases
54:46
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35) 13.2.2. British Horseracing Board Ltd v William Hill
58:00
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36) 14. Branding, trademarks, and domain names
57:42
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37) 14.4. The ICANN UDRP
52:09
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38) 15. Brand Identities, Search Engines, and Secondary Markets
54:08
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39) 15.3. Secondary markets
19:08
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40) Part IV - E-Commerce
1:45
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41) 16. Electronic contracts
47:40
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42) Highlight Low, Substantial, and High Assurance
49:12
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43) 17. Electronic payments and cryptocurrency
56:18
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44) 18. Consumer protection
35:19
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45) 18.3.1. Regulating spam the Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications
31:17
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46) Part V - Criminal Activity in the Information Society
1:54
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47) 19. Computer misuse
44:55
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48) 19.1.3. Extradition cases
28:32
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49) Case Study The Black Baron
36:46
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50) 20. Obscenity in the information society
51:45
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51) 20.2.5. Age-verification
35:51
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52) 20.4. Extreme pornography
38:22
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53) 21. Crime and law enforcement in the information society
45:58
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54) 21.3. Cyberterrorism
42:48
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55) Part VI - Data Privacy
2:25
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56) 22. Data protection the legal framework
50:24
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57) 22.2.1. Data subjects, data controllers, and processors
31:54
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58) 22.2.4. Fairness and lawfulness
35:23
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59) 23. Data protection rights and obligations
48:52
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60) 23.1.3. Correcting and managing data
50:23
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61) 24. The international trade in personal data
29:20
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62) 24.2. Challenging the data exportation framework Schrems v Data Protection Commissioner
42:36
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63) 25. State surveillance and data retention
59:46
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64) 25.1.5. Liberty and Privacy International v GCHQ
36:42
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65) 25.2.2. The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act 2014 (DRIPA) (now repealed)
44:46