Dozier Internet Law's John W Dozier Jr has launched a new Internet lawyer blog. John will be discussing whatever comes to mind as it relates to the development and growth of the web, the underlying philosophies and driving forces, and the challenges of issues yet to be resolved. And issues yet to be recognized. We'll be offering the unique perspective of an Internet lawyer on the inside, with a slant and perspective of a businessman confronted with the many challenges that inevitabley lurk in the Wild West of the online world. John will cover unintended consequences or unanticipated results from recent web developments, and try to see into the future as to where we are all headed. Drop by the Internet lawyer blog and post a comment. And if you run into a particularly difficult situation don't forget that Dozier Internet Law helps solve problems.
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June 24, 2009
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- Copyright Infringement
- copyright lawyer
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- cyberlaw
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- defamation lawyers
- DEFCON
- Dozier Internet Law
- FTC Compliance
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- Google Bomb
- Internet Law
- internet law
- Internet Lawyer
- John W Dozier Jr
- MySpace Mass Murder Case
- MySpace Suicide
- Physician Defamation
- Religion
- Reputation Management
- Ronald J. Riley
- ronald j. riley
- Section 230
- spam law
- trademark infringement
- Twitter Twomb
- Unauthorized Computer Access
This site is interesting. I've been wondering about the arguments I read from an article about the ownership issue of an account in online games.
http://www.articlesbase.com/computer-games-articles/so-whose-account-is-it-anyway-788798.html
I hope it would be discussed here.
Posted by: Jessie | June 30, 2009 at 04:56 PM