02087nam a2200457Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001500071020002500086020002200111020004400133020004100177035002100218040001000239050002800249082002000277100003100297245011100328250001200439260004000451300004300491336000800534337001600542338001900558490003600577500005800613504006600671505042600737650006401163650004101227650003901268650005101307650005401358650007401412651002501486655003601511655002201547700003101569830002901600329372OCoLC20160527192831.0110106s2011    mnua     bv   001 0 eng    a2010487947  a9780314917539 (hbk.)  a0314917535 (hbk.)  a9780314917546 (pbk. : teacher's manual)  a0314917543 (pbk. : teacher's manual)  a(OCoLC)678476520  aPUCPR00aKF 390 .5 .C6bB44 201104a343.99440732221 aBellia, Patricia L.2Local10aCyberlawbproblems of policy and jurisprudence in the information agecby Patricia L. Bellia [and others].  a4th ed.  aSt. Paul, MNbThomson/Westc©2011.  axxxv, 903 pagesbillustrationsc26 cm.  btxt  bn2rdamedia  bnc2rdacarrier1 aAmerican casebook series2Local  aAccompanied by: Teacher' manual, (vii, 185 p.), 2013.  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages iii-vi) and index.0 aIntroduction to the idea of cyberlaw -- Problems of metaphor and analogy : introductory case studies -- Problems of geography and sovereignty -- Problems of "Public" versus "Private" -- Problems of legal versus technological regulation -- Problems of intermediaries -- Regulating speech -- Problems of privacy and surveillance -- Problems of information enclosure -- Problems of legal, technological, and cultural change. 0aInternetxLaw and legislationzUnited States.vCases.2LEMB 7aInternetxLaw and legislation.2LEMB 7aInternetxGovernment policy.2LEMB 7aComputer networksxLaw and legislation.2Local 0aInternetxGovernment policyzUnited States.2LEMB 0aComputer networksxLaw and legislationzUnited States.vCases.2Local 7aUnited States2Local 7aTrials, litigation, etc.2Local 7aCasebooks.2Local1 aBellia, Patricia L.2Local 0aAmerican casebook series