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This text contains the main statutory provisions regulating the use of IT, whether by business, governmental departments or individuals. The main focus is on statutes but it also includes statutory instruments, including instruments setting out the details of data protection law. EU directives are included, both on data protection and on promotion of e-commerce. Some issues cannot escape being regulated at an international level and this book includes relevant rules, including the dispute resolution rules of the Internet Corporation for Assigning Names and Numbers. The book is intended mainly for undergraduate students taking an optional course in IT law, e-commerce law, cyberspace and the law or computer law on the LLB. It is also suitable for LLM students studying IT Law.

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Steve Hedley is University Lecturer at Cambridge University where he is also a fellow and director of studies at Christ's College. He has written on private and commercial law and is the author of a number of student texts. Dr Tanya Aplin has been a Fellow and Lecturer in Law at Cambridge University and has recently moved to Kings College London where she continues to work in the area of IT and e-commerce law. She has written on the liability of ISPs and on Aboriginal Art and Moral Rights Law.

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