Internet law, and Australia, too (was: Ivan - Your Thoughts)

>I would be far more concerned with Australian "Internet" Law than US. The
>draconian government regulations imposed and proposed legislation in
>Australia bothers me far more.

         Then you may be interested in the following articles, from an 
Australian legal perspective:

"The Australian Perspective on Cybersquatting," 
http://www.gigalaw.com/articles/bradley-2000-05-p1.html

"How Napster and MP3 Would Play Under Australian Law," 
http://www.gigalaw.com/articles/cameron-2000-08-p1.html

         And, for those interested in discussing legal Internet issues more 
in-depth (in a forum that may be more appropriate for this discussion), 
consider joining the GigaLaw.com Discussion List: See 
http://www.gigalaw.com/discuss/index.html

Doug

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