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This title provides practitioners with a competitive advantage in creating copyrights, maximizing their protection and taking timely and effective action against their infringement.

From jurisdictional issues to industrial design, this expansive work serves as a superior road map for navigating the law both in a Canadian and a comparative law context.

Technology and Internet identifies and explains the facets of the Canadian legal system which have been affected by computers, the internet and other information technology. Formerly published as the Taxation (General) / Technology and Internet volume.

This comprehensive set of Intellectual Property forms and precedents, provides extensive coverage of Copyright, Industrial Design, Trademarks, Patents, and Private Sector Privacy un-matched by any other publication and includes over 100 forms and precedents.

This communication law title sets out the law regulating telecommunications, broadcasting and radiocommunications in Canada, as governed by statutes such as the Telecommunications Act, the Broadcasting Act and the Radiocommunication Act.

**This title is to be purchased by students only**

This communication law title sets out the law regulating telecommunications, broadcasting and radiocommunications in Canada, as governed by statutes such as the Telecommunications Act, the Broadcasting Act and the Radiocommunication Act. This is a student edition.

Examines the legal frameworks under communication law currently employed to regulate traditional forms of both telecommunications and broadcasting.

This is an essential evidence law resource for anyone who participates in civil litigation or electronic information management. Discover how traditional methods have changed to keep pace with technological advancements-and make sure your clients or organization are not exposed to unnecessary risk.

In the first book to collect and review ALL of Canada's legislation protecting both buyers and sellers in online environments, as of April 2006, author Michael Deturbide indicates critical gaps in Canada's information technology laws and draws on legislation from the U. S. and the European Union to recommend urgently needed reforms.

This compact guidebook is the latest edition in the Information Technology Law series and is necessary reading for anyone in the business of protecting, creating or writing software, or anyone who represents those who do.