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Information Technology Law Issues

July 2011 Information Technology Theme Issue

Theme Introduction by Mark G. Malven
Internet Privacy Concerns Reignited in 2010 by Brian Balow and Tatiana Melnik
Bridging the Gap Between the Abstract and Real Worlds of Patent Eligibility Using the "Guideposts" of Bilski by Dave Syrowik
Digital Health Care Reform Under the HITECH Act by John Hazewinkel
A Primer on IT Outsourcing: What to Look for Before You Leap by Dwayne D. Stresman and William C. Lentine

June 2007 Computer Law Theme Issue View the entire issue
- The Changing Face of Cybercrime: New Internet Threats Create Challenges to Law Enforcement by Terrence Berg
- Protecting Software: The Case for Software Patents by Chris Falkowski
- Software Export Rules by Mitchell A. Goodkin and David H. Goodkin
May 2005 Computer Law Theme Issue View the entire issue

Internet Access Technologies: A Primer for Legal Practitioners by David R. Syrowik and James N. Kallis
Beware of the Watchdog: Responding to the Business Software Alliance by David D. Sprague and George S. Fish
Open Source Licensing: An Innovation in Contract Drafting by Christopher J. Falkowski
Getting the Information Technology Agreement Done in the Age of the Killer Patents by Gail H. Bacon and Stephen L. Tupper

March 2003 Information Technology Law Theme Issue View the entire issue

Information Systems Vendors: Top 10 Warning Signs of Problem Vendors by Susan M. Kornfield
The War on Internet Speech: Can Europe and the United States Find Middle Ground? by Kimberly A. Paulson
Making Electronic Signatures Stick: Creating Contracts in the Electronic Age by Donald M. Crawford and Stephen L. Tupper
Restriking the Balance: The Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act and Reverse Engineering by David Syrowki
Un-Canned Spam: Getting It Back in the Tin by Don Passenger and Jeff Kirkey

Technically Speaking Articles