International Review of Law, Computers & Technology

‘Too many laws, too few examples’: Law, Regulation and Technology
pp. 1-4(4)
Authors: Jones, Richard P.; Nair, Abhilash

The Digital Copyright Exchange: Threats and Opportunities
pp. 5-17(13)
Author: Griffin, James

Unblocking the Digital Economy Act 2010; human rights issues in the UK
pp. 18-45(28)
Author: Romero Moreno, Felipe

An injunction to prevent access to copyright infringing content, or perhaps not yet: UK perspective
pp. 46-59(14)
Author: Duah, Ebenezer

Digital Economy Act 2010: fighting a losing battle? Why the ‘three strikes’ law is not the answer to copyright law's latest challenge
pp. 60-84(25)
Author: Mendis, Dinusha

Keywords, case law and the Court of Justice: the need for legislative intervention in modernising European trade mark law
pp. 85-103(19)
Author: Cornwell, Jane

Netizenship, security and freedom
pp. 104-123(20)
Author: Paliwala, Abdul

The NHS Information Revolution: ‘Choice of Control’ to ‘Choice’ and ‘Control’
pp. 124-160(37)
Authors: Munns, Christina; Basu, Subhajit

Smart meters and the information panopticon: beyond the rhetoric of compliance
pp. 161-186(26)
Author: Savirimuthu, J.

Website accessibility and the European Union: citizenship, procurement and the proposed Accessibility Act
pp. 187-199(13)
Author: Easton, Catherine

The online defamation maze: are we finding a way out?
pp. 200-212(13)
Author: Onishi, Hiroko

The US SOPA and PIPA − a European perspective
pp. 213-229(17)
Author: Schmitz, Sandra

Electronic identities – public or private
pp. 230-239(10)
Authors: Schweighofer, Erich; Hötzendorfer, Walter