The Laws of the Internet (4th Ed)

The free flow of information and services around the world via the Internet constantly creates new issues and problems, such as rules of jurisdiction and applicable law and how new products and services should be regulated. Gringras and Todd: Laws of the Internet is a key legal text book covering laws relevant to the Internet including ecommerce, copyright, online contracting, data protection and content related issues. It approaches this complicated area in a clear and straightforward way whilst addressing more difficult issues for which there is sometimes no legal history as yet or at best very little. The text for the new 4th edition will be updated throughout including specific coverage of: Social media and networking; Interflora v Marks & Spencer and other keywords case law; New distance selling regime requirements; Impact of changes in data protection legislation; Virtual goods.

Paul Lambert, BA, LLB, LLM, CTMA, is a lecturer and solicitor specialising in contentious and non-contentious internet, IT and intellectual property law. He frequently writes and speaks on technology related issues that affect the legal systems in Europe, the US and Asia. Paul is also the author of International Handbook of Social Media Laws (Bloomsbury Professional, December 2014); A User's Guide to Data Protection (Bloomsbury Professional, February 2013); and Courting Publicity: Twitter and Television Cameras in Court (Bloomsbury Professional, October 2011).