Computer Law and Security Report

New copyright regulations make their debut
pp. 443-443(1)
Author: Saxby S.

Regulation of electronic communications networks and services in the UK - Part I
pp. 444-455(12)
Authors: Sharpe A.; Russell C.

Going for the throat: Carnivore in an Echelon World - Part I
pp. 456-467(12)
Authors: Nabbali T.; Perry M.

eBay Law: The legal implications of the C2C electronic commerce model
pp. 468-473(6)
Author: Guadamuz Gonzalez A.

Practical guidelines on incorporating ''partnering'' within IT agreements for public sector bodies
pp. 474-477(4)
Author: Harrington J.

''We're in it to win it''- negotiating successful outsourcing transactions Introduction
pp. 478-479(2)
Author: Burden K.

Multi application smart card schemes - Data protection: multi-application smart cards: the use of global unique identifiers for cross-profiling purposes - Part I
pp. 480-486(7)
Authors: Keuleers E.; Dinant J.-M.

Copyright in DVD's - Is there a right to make ''back-up'' copies of DVDs in the UK?
pp. 487-489(3)
Author: Esler B.

Data transfer to third countries - Transfers of personal data to third countries: the role of binding corporate rules
pp. 490-496(7)
Author: Rowe H.

EU update - Baker & McKenzie's regular article tracking developments in EU law relating to IP, IT & telecommunications
pp. 497-499(3)
Authors: Halliday D.; O'Byrne P.; Jardine S.; Kemmitt H.

CLSR briefing - News and comment on recent developments from around the world
pp. 500-517(18)
Author: Saxby S.

Book reviews
pp. 518-519(2)