Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Internet Law as it relates to the Internet, covering such issues as intellectual property and the blurring of international boundaries.
Etymologies
- cyber- + law (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Based on this, he's applied for a trademark on the use of the term "cyberlaw" in connection with the practice of, um, cyberlaw.”
“In law, you see it living on with course listing in "cyberlaw" which I've taught and the doctrine of cyberproperty/cybertrespass.”
“Meanwhile, there is apparently a lawyer in the US who is trying to trademark the term "cyberlaw".”
“Rebecca sez, "One lawyer is threatening another over the use of the term" cyberlaw, "which he says he's trademarked.”
“Marvin Ammori is a law professor at the University of Nebraska, where he teaches domestic and international telecom law and cyberlaw.”
The Huffington Post: Marvin Ammori: Obama's Unsung Tech Hero: Hillary Clinton
“Our initial sections will cover administrative law, constitutional law, corporate law, criminal law, cyberlaw, intellectual property law, the legal profession, and tax law — and we intend to add new sections when there is interest in doing so.”
Discourse.net: Jotwell: The Journal of Things We Like (Lots)
“Apar Gupta , a New Delhi attorney and cyberlaw expert who submitted a complaint about the draft rules, said the government made only "cursory changes" based on input from outside parties.”
“Supreme Court, Judge Sonia Sotomayor would become the first justice to join the court with a history of precedent-setting rulings on cyberlaw issues, legal experts say.”
“If elevated, Sotomayor will become the first justice to join the court, “with a history of precedent-setting rulings on cyberlaw issues,” says Wired, going on in 2002, she, “wrote a decision (. pdf) nullifying Netscape ` s online click-wrap agreement, which demanded binding arbitration of disputes between Netscape and its customers”.”
“Harvard Law professor Larry Lessig (the trail-blazing cyberlaw champion) recommended it in the New York Times this week; Susan Crawford (a law professor who served as a top White House advisor) recommended it in an op-ed in Salon/GigaOm yesterday; Brad Burnham, the venture capitalist who was featured earlier this week in the NYT's Room for Debate, also posted an endorsing review on his blog.”
The Huffington Post: Marvin Ammori: Net Neutrality: The Essential Book
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vanishedone The object of a U.S. trademark application, apparently. Jan 19, 2008