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Sexting and Revenge Pornography. Legislative and Social Dimensions of a Modern Digital Phenomenon. Phippen, A.; Brennan, M.
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"A Robot Is Watching You”: Humanoid Robots And The Different Impacts On Privacy
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Cyber Security: Lessons Learned From Cyber-Attacks on Hospitals in the COVID-19 Pandemic
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The Reference to ‘A Work or Software’ as the Factor Determining the Scope of the European Union Public Licence (EUPL) v. 1.2
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AI-based Legal Technology: A Critical Assessment of the Current Use of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice
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Are We Getting Good Decisions by Top - Level Domain Name Dispute Resolution Providers?
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Are You Ready to Be Second? Christian Recruitment Online
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Brussels I: Recent Developments in the Interpretation of Special Jurisdiction Provisions for Internet Torts.
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On Balancing Free Speech in a Digital Context
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Accessing Judicial Decisions with Electronic Sources
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Editorial: The Diversity of International ICT Law
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Extreme Pornography Regulation in the UK: Recent Developments
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Rationale of Collective Management Organizations: An Economic Perspective
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Online Bullying and Harassment: An Australian Perspective
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Policy Recommendation Regarding the Interface Between the Protection of Commercial Secrecy and the Re-use Of public Sector Information
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On Privacy and Personal Data Protection as Regards Re-use of Public Sector Information (PSI)
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Policy Recommendation as to the Issue of the Proposed Inclusion of Cultural and Research Institutions in the Scope of PSI Directive – Working Group 5
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Policy Recommendation on the Competition Law Issues of the Re-use of Public Sector Information (PSI)
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Structure and Proportionality of Fundamental Rights in PSI Re-use
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Charging Policy: A Conceptual Framework for EU Guidance To the Member States
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Licensing: A Conceptual Framework for EU Guidance to the Member States
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Selected Intellectual Property Issues and PSI Re-use
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Institutional Backing and PSI Reuse: is the EU Going Too Far or Just Going in the Wrong Way?
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Rights of Access to Public Sector Information
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Open Data and Competition Law Some Issues Regarding Access and Pricing of Raw Data
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B-2-C Pre-dispute Arbitration Clauses, E-commerce Trust Construction and Jenga: “keeping Every Cog and Wheel”
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The Role of INTERPOL and Europol in the Fight Against Cybercrime, with Reference to the Sexual Exploitation of Children Online and Child Pornography
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The Application of the Rome II Regulation on the Internet Torts
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Making Access to Government Data Work
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Digital Signatures and the Electronic Transfer of Land
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Digitisation, Cultural Institutions and Intellectual Property
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Internet, the Right to Be Informed and the Rule of Openness of the State's Actions in Democracy
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Every Breath You Take, Every Move You Make : Cybersurveillance in the Workplace and the Worker’s Privacy
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Extraterritoriality in the Context of Data Privacy Regulation
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Similarity and Competition Between Cybercrimes Related to Computer Data in the Council of Europe's Convention on Cybercrime
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The Dao of Privacy
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The Consumer Rights Directive and Its Implications for Consumer Protection Regarding Intangible Digital Content
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Jurisdiction in Disputes About Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights on the Internet in View of Recent ECJ Case Law
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Nostradamus Lite – Selected Speculations as to the Future of Internet Jurisdiction
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Dangers of Over-Enthusiasm in Licensing under Creative Commons
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Open Source Licensing in the Networked Era
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Victimized Children in Cyberspace through Pornography
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Data retention in Czech Republic: past, present and future
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Copyright Collecting Societies, Monopolistic Positions and Competition in the Eu Single Market
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Collective Administration of Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) in the Light of the BSA Decision
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The EU Member States’ Right to Electricity Mix
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The Dispute over Filtering “indecent” Images in Wikipedia
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Google Privacy Policy – “in Breach of EU Law”?
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The Private Use of the Social Networks by the Civil Servants – a Possible “achilles’ Heel’’ of Personal Data Protection in Public Order and Security I
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Challenges of Regulating a Right to Be Forgotten with Particular Reference to Facebook
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About Data Protection and Data Retention in Romania
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Online Dispute Resolution to Resolve Consumer Disputes from the Perspective of European Union Law: Is the Potential of ODR Fully Used?
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A Global Perspective on the Protection of Privacy and Related Human Rights in Countering the Use of Internet for Terrorist Purposes
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Networks, Rogues and Thievery: The Discourse of Immateriality and Materiality in the Stop Online Piracy Act Legislative Hearing
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Data Portability and Informational Self-Determination
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The Application of the General Rule of the Rome II Regulation to Internet Torts
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Anomalies in the US Cyberbullying Jurisprudence
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Consent to personal data processing – The Panacea or The dead end?
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Impact of the European Regulation in the Area of Interchange Fees for Executing Card-Based Transactions
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Teaching Contemporary History to High School Students: the Augmented Learning Environment of Czechoslovakia 38-89
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Pre-employment Background Checks on Social Networking Sites - May Your Boss Be Watching?
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Sovereignty in International Law – How the Internet (Maybe) Changed Everything, but Not for Long
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Communication Models in Law
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Less Is More? Protecting Databases in the EU after Ryanair
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Cyber Security of Tomorrow & Personal Data of Yesterday
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Software Developed by Research vs. Freedom of Information in EU (Open Access and Open Data)
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Legal Aspects of Brain-Computer Interfaces
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Light at the End of the Tunnel for Cyber-libertarians?
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Against ‘Against Data Exceptionalism’
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Information Technologies in Business Processes and Modern Labour Activity Regulation Problems
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Legal Aspects of Public Sector Information: Best Practices in Intellectual Property
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Making Laws for Cyberspace. Chris Reed.
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Remote Internet Voting and Increase of Voter Turnout: Happy Coincidence or Fact? The Case of Estonia
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The New EU Regulation on Online Resolution for Consumer Disputes
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The (uncertain) future of online data privacy
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The e-commerce international consumer contract in the European Union
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Privacy Protection: A Tale of Two Cultures
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Competition Aspects of Public Licenses
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Multiple Publication and Online Defamation – Recent Reforms in Ireland and the United Kingdom
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European Online Marketplace – New Measures for Consumer Protection against “Old Conflict of Laws Rules”
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Religious Online Developments in a Secular Context
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Person and Personality in Cyber Space: A Legal Analysis of Virtual Identity
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Digital Church and Media – in a Historical and Contemporary Context
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Reflections on Privacy in the Age of Global Electronic Data Processing with a Focus on Data Processing Practices of Facebook
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Unclear Status of Digital Content in Polish Consumer Rights Regulation
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Combating Attacks against Information Systems: EU Legislation and its Development
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The Public Perception of Cyber-surveillance Before and After Edward Snowden’s Surveillance Revelations
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Digital Rights Management Systems and Digital Piracy – Archrivals or Unintended Allies?
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Data Retention – The Belgian Approach
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Electronic Signatures and Acts in Electronic Tools Used in Public Procurement
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From where are they Casting Stones? – Determining Jurisdiction in Online Defamation Claims
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Celebrating 20 Years of WWW – a Reflection on the Concept of Jurisdiction
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Office 365 v. Google Apps: A data protection perspective
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Usability of E-government Portals and Case Law Databases in Theory and Practice, Especially from the Viewpoint of Web Forms
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Mutual Legal Assistance & Other Mechanisms for Accessing Extraterritorially Located Data
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Internet Service Providers’ Monitoring Obligations: Recent Developments
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Social Media - Cyber trap door to defamation
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Identity Management in RFID Application
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European courts ́ authority contested? The Case of Marriage and Divorce Fatwas On-line
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Law or Artificial Intelligence? New Trends in The Data Protection
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“Gaining Knowledge”; Salafi Activism in German and Dutch Online Forums
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Constitutional Aspects of Topical Risks to Personal Data Protection
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Making the Internet Kosher; Orthodox (Haredi) Jews and Their Approach to the World Wide Web
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Legal Regulation of Atificial Beings
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Whose Message Will Win the Souls? The Future Development of Religious Life in Cyberspace And Its “Chinese Characteristic”
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The 20 Questions Game - The Journey to Personhood
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The Promethean Myth; An Argument for Methodological Atheism
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Taxation of e-Commerce - A Task For Jugglers
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”The Force is Great” Enchantment And Magic in Silicon Valley
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The Possibility of Online Mediation under the Hungarian Mediation Act
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Domain Names as Jurisdiction-Creating Property in Sweden
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World Wide Web or Tela totius terrae? What the Romans could do for us
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Internet Law and Policy in the People's Republic of China
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Preliminary Thoughts on Online Property (Rights)
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Patentability of Computer Programs
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The Future of Online Property... and Ms Atamirzayeva
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Is Intellectual Property Sacred?
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Reputation or Goodwill as a Form of Online Property?
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GPL - "Viral" License or "Viral" Contract
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Radbruch in Cyberspace: About Law-System Quality And ICT Innovation
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Cyber Crime Convention And Trans Border Criminality
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Contracts in Cyberspace And The New Regulation ”Rome I”
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Cross-Border Telemedicine New Area, Same Legal Challenges?
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The Absence of Body in Cyberspace - Criminal Justice Impact
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The Production, Use, And Dissemination of Knowledge And Information in The Global Communications Network
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The Islamic Concept of Meeting Place and its Application in e-commerce
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Privacy Issues in Online Service Users’ Details Disclosure in The Recent Case-Law; Analysis of Cases Youtube v. Viacom And Promusicae vs. Telefonica
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Cyberscience, Academic Publishing and the Law
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The True Story of DRM
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Cyberspace as a Precondition of the application of law in a multicentric European legal area
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A Comparative Analysis of The Liability of Internet Service Providers in The Context of Copyright Ingfingement in The U.S., European Union And Poland
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Technological Advances in The Music Industry May Cause Some Consumer Tax Problems in South Africa
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The Law And the Art of Complexity
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EC Law on State Aid; Legal Framework, Case Law and The Story in The Alitalia State Loan Case
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Encountering the Orient/Islam - Re-Reading Cyber-Narratival Heteronormativity
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Ambient Intelligence Environments: Focus on a Human
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US Based Islamist Network - Presence in Cyberspace and Online Projects
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To Tax or Not to Tax? What is It Worth?
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Torts in Cyberspace - The Impact of the New Regulation “Rome II”
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Next Generation Universal Service in The Field of Electronic Communications?
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A Study of Selected Islamic Internet Sites in East Africa
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Cyber-Terrorism and the Right to Privacy in The Third Pillar Perspective
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Can Cyberspace Truly Be a Temple for the Cybersangha?
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How to Achieve a Balance Between Effective Preventing Crime and Protecting Privacy of Citizens; Online Search – as a New Challenge for eJustice
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How Does the Accuracy of Geo-Location Technologies Affect the Law?
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Money Laundering as a Cybercrime of White-Collars
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GSM Technology and its Use in Religious Life - A Preliminary Inquiry
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Some Questions on The Act No. 300/2008 – E-Government Act
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Legal Controls on the Use of Arbitration Clause in B2C e-Commerce Contracts
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Electronic Motion in The Slovak Republic
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The Sikh Diaspora in Cyberspace - The Representation of Khalistan on the World Wide Web and its Legal Context
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E-Participation and Czech Statutory Cities
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Electronic Payments and Electronic Money - Some General Remarks on Factual and Legal Developments
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The Evolution and Status of Jurisdictional Measures Governing Foreign Parties and Internet Transactions in China
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The Internet and the Construction of Islamic Knowledge in Europe
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Privacy, the Internet and Transborder Data Flows – An Australian Perspective
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Rituals Online – Dynamic Processes Reflecting Individual Perspectives
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e-Commerce and the Recognition and Enforcement of Judgements in the EU – Latest Developments
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Creative Commons
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Authorship in Wikipedia – Legal Requirements, Community Opinions, and Technical Boundaries
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Cyber-Rituals in Virtual Worlds - Wedding-Online in Second Life
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More than Just a Game – User Expectations v Operator Interests
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Flat Fee Music
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Public – Philosophy and Interactive Fiction
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Identification in Cyberspace
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E-Recht – Law Making in a Contemporary Way
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Legal Framework of e-Government and e-Justice
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The European Monetary Union within the Coasean Transactional Framework – Some Remarks on Legal Remedies as an Instrument of Harmonization of the Europe
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Virtual Crimes
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Electronic Documents in Legal Practice
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Real Estate Records
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Data Mailboxes in the Czech Republic – Useful or Useless?
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Child Pornography on the Internet in
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Cyberspace Pirates Walk the Plank – Some Comments on the Swedish Judgment in the Pirate Bay Case
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Electronic Document Storage – Legal, Technical and Economic Aspects
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The Gambling on Internet – A True Challenge for Fundamental Freedoms
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New Cyberspace Managers in the Year 2020
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BCIs – The New Ontological Dimension of Cyberspace
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ICT in Public Procurement Can Lead to Cybercrimes?
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Electronic advocacy
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Towards an Overregulated Cyberspace – Criminal Law Perspective
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Court Automation in Austria
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Virtual Money in China
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Situativity – Textuality – Virtuality
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Exploring the Religious Frameworks of the Digital Realm: Offline-Online-Offline Transfers of Ritual Performance
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Website Accessibility as Basis for Jurisdiction Under the Brussels I Regulation
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iEurope 2010 – Towards Better Governance in and for Europe?
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RFID and Consumers' Privacy Protection
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The Digital Divide Revisited: The Grand Canyon of the Online Environment?
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EU-USA Privacy Protection Legislation and the Swift Bank Data Transfer Regulation: A Short Look
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Cyberstalking
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To Disclose or Not to Disclose? – That is the Question
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Biopolitics, Microbiopolitics, Neuropolitics, Cosmopolitics and Other Posthumanist Views of the Global Society
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Lex Loci Damni Infecti – Applicability to Non-contractual Obligations in Cyberspace in the Jurisprudence of French Courts
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Reconsidering the Importance of Being Offline: ‘Real World’ Trajectories in Virtual Groups’ Life
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Why Are Software Patents So Elusive? A Platonic Approach
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The Effect of the Internet: Direct or Indirect?
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Reflections Regarding Place of Damage in Relation to Keyword Advertising
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Death of the “Free Internet Myth”
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Internet and Political Participation in China
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A Deeply Rooted Tradition – Ensuring Access to Knowledge and Culture in Finnish Libraries
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Intermediary Liability of Website Operators in Privacy Cases in China
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The Hypothesis of the End of the Internet Revolution
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Is There a Future for Digital Rights Management?
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A Case Study of Douban: Social Network Communities
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Man-computer Symbiosis as a Way of Human Cognitive Enhancement
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Virtual Fan Communities: The Case of Harry Potter
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Contracting Concept of ‘Meeting Place’ in Islamic Law: Is There a Room for its Possible Implementation in Internet Transactions?
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Informational Capitalism and the Digital Divide in Africa
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Privacy Issues of the Internet Search Engines - In the Light of EU Data Protection Legislation
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Multiple Personalities and the Proteus Effect in Collaborative Virtual Environments. A Wittgensteinian Viewpoint
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Extremism in Cyberspace
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Cybercrime - Definitional Challenges and Criminological Particularities
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A Formalized Model of Multiple Selves in MUD’s
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Transnational Cyber Crime, Differences Between National Laws and Development of European Legislation: By Repression?
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In Search for Common Sense in Cyberspace
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Arbitration Going Online – New Challenges in 21st Century?
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Dilemma and Approaches of Intellectual Property Rights in the Integration of Industrialisation and Informatisation in China
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Validity Issues of Open Source Licenses in European Union - The EU’s Solution
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Electronic Form - Cyberspace and Classical Paradigm of Formalities
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Virtual Child Pornography
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E-Commerce and Transfer Pricing - Some Selected Issues
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Conclusive Evidence of Hended Information
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Propagating Islamic Creationism on the Internet
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Pornography in Cyberspace – European Regulations
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Unsolicited Religious E-mail, Researching New Context of Religious Communication
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On the Idea of Owning Ideas: Applying Locke‘s Labor Appropriation Theory to Intellectual Goods
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E-Governemnt and Administrative Reform in Serbia
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“Sexting” and the Law – 15 Minutes of Fame, and a Lifetime of Shame
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Law Enforcement and Data Retention in the Light of an Anonymisation Services
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Internet Voting
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Ethical Aspects of Centralization of Internet Search Services
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How (not) to Regulate Mediation. The Effects of The Strict Hungarian Provisions on Online Mediation
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Building Up Critical Theory of the Information Society: Incomplete Mission
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Opinion Formation in Wikipedia. Theory, Measurement and Findings.
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Buzzword 2.0 - The (R)evolution of the Web
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Why Do We Need Social Worlds While Talking about D-Knowledge Commons Ecosystem in Cyberspace?
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Cameralism - Its Relevance for the Knowledge Based Society
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The Coase Theorem and Philosophical Foundations of Law&Economics
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Technology and Religion. An Introduction to the Special Issue of The Masaryk University Journal of Law and Technology
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The Changing World of Cybersquatting, Usual Methods, New Phenomena and Possible Answers
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Religion, Genetics, and the Evolving American Experiment with Bioethics
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"Sucks Cases" in WIPO Domain Name Decisions
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The Politics of Virtual Fatwa Counseling in the 21st Century
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Open Government, e-Government and the Imporatnce of The Right to Information Monitoring
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To Post, or Not to Post – That Is the Question: Employee Monitoring and Employees’ Right to Data Protection
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On Author, Copyright and Originality: Does the Unified EU Originality Standard Correspond to the Digital Reality in Wikipedia?
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Legal Personhood: Animals, Artificial Intelligence and the Unborn. Kurki, V. A. J.; Pietrzykowski, T. (eds.)
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What Is an International Cybersecurity Regime and How We Can Achieve It?
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The European Commission’s Geo-blocking Proposals and the Future of EU E‑commerce Regulation
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The Notification Requirement in Transborder Remote Search and Seizure: Domestic and International Law Perspectives
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Web-page Screenshots as an Evidence in Civil Procedure of Ukraine
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The CJEU as an Innovator – a New Perspective on the Development of Internet Related Case-law
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Extraterritoriality of the Regulations and Interconnections of the Derivatives Market: Legal Implications for East and Southeast Asia
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Judicial Jurisdiction over Internet Privacy Violations and the GDPR: a Case of ''Privacy Tourism''?
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Fintech in the Exchange Industry: Potential for Disruption?
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Stock Exchange Interconnections and Legal Issues in Data Exchange
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ETF, Stock Exchange Interconnection and the Looming Problems
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Editorial: Time to Move Forward on International ICT Law
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The Principles Established by the Recommendation CM/Rec(2017)5 on Standards for E-voting Applied to Other Channels of Remote Voting
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Synergies, Risks and the Regulation of Stock Exchange Interconnection
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Living in a Spamster's Paradise: Deceit and Threats in Phishing Emails
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Consequences of the Use of Personalization Algorithms in Shaping an Offer – A Private Law Perspective
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Enhanced Functionality Brings New Privacy and Security Issues – An Analysis of eID
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Shareholder Ledger Using Distributed Ledger Technology: The Estonian Perspective
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The African Union Convention on Cybersecurity: A Regional Response Towards Cyber Stability?
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Right of Access under GDPR and Copyright
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Online Behavior Recognition: Can We Consider It Biometric Data under GDPR?
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Rethinking the Jurisprudence of Cyberspace. Reed, C.; Murray, A.
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“Lagom Jurisdiction” – What Viking Drinking Ettiquette Can Teach Us about Internet Jurisdiction and Google France
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Algorithmic Copyright Enforcement and AI: Issues and Potential Solutions through the Lens of Text and Data Mining
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Blockchain-based Land Registration: Possibilities and Challenges
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Delictual Liability for Damage Caused by Fully Autonomous Vehicles: The Estonian Perspective
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The Right to a Fair Trial in Automated Civil Proceedings
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Public Provocation to Commit a Terrorist Offence: Balancing between the Liberties and the Security
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Juridical Status of So-called Smart Contracts against the Background of the Polish Legal Framework
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Quo Vadis Open data?
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Procedural and Institutional Backing of Transparency in Algorithmic Processing of Rights
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The Tallinn Manuals and the Making of the International Law on Cyber Operations
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Searching for a Reference: Using Automated Text Analysis to Study Judicial Compliance
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Privacy in Public Space: Conceptual and Regulatory Challenges. Timan, T.; Newell, B. C.; Koops, B.-J. (eds.)
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The New EU Rules on Electronic Insolvency Registers
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Choice-of-court Agreements in the E-commerce International Contracts
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ICANN: Transformation of Approach towards Internet Governance
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Malicious Cyber Operations, “Hackbacks” and International Law: An Austrian Example as a Basis for Discussion on Permissible Responses
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Cloud Computing Contracts as Contracts for the Supply of Digital Content: Classification and Information Duty
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Higher Sustainability of Mental Models Acquired from a Digital Game in Comparison with a Live Action Role-playing Game and a Traditional Lecture
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In the Procedural Surroundings of Consumer Protection: Online Dispute Resolution, the Adversarial Principle, and Tendencies toward Settlement
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Regulatory Approaches to Facebook and Other Social Media Platforms: Towards Platforms Design Accountability
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Goffman's Theory as a Framework for Analysis of Self Presentation on Online Social Networks
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3D Printing and Beyond: Intellectual Property and Regulation. Mendis, D.; Lemley, M.; Rimmer, M. (eds.).
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Autonomous Vehicles and the Law: Technology, Algorithms and Ethics. Lim, Y. H.
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Grading AG Szpunar's Opinion in Case C-18/18 – A Caution against Worldwide Content Blocking as Default
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Online Courts and the Future of Justice. Susskind, R. E.
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Cyber Extortion and Threats: Analysis of the United States Case Law
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Social Media Account as an Object of Virtual Property
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Everything is NOT Awesome. A Lego Brick as a 3D Trade Mark
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The Energy Charter Treaty: A Commentary. Hobér, K.
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Law Applicable to Liability for Damages due to Traffic Accidents Involving Autonomous Vehicles
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The Complexity of Criminal Liability of AI Systems
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Misuse of Contactless Payment Cards with Radio-Frequency Identification
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Electronic Evidence in Intellectual Property Disputes under the Council of Europe’s Guidelines
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Data, Their Relevance to Competition and Search Engines
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Lex Ex Machina: Reasons for Algorithmic Regulation
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Digital Content Portability and its Relation to Conformity with the Contract
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Exploring the Relation Between the Indegree Centrality and Authority Score of a Decision and the Reason for Which It Was Cited: A Case Study
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Law Applicable to Cloud Computing Contracts Concluded with Consumers under Regulation 593/2008, According to the CJEU Case Law
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Document Similarity of Czech Supreme Court Decisions
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Council of Europe Recommendation CM/Rec(2017)5 and e-Voting Protocol Design
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Seeking Compatibility in Preventing Crime with Artificial Intelligence and Ensuring a Fair Trial
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Standard Setting Organisations for the IoT: How To Ensure a Better Degree of Liability?
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Online Platforms and "Dependent Work" After Uber
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Processing of Genetic Data under GDPR: Unresolved Conflict of Interests