Intellectual Property
Feb. 3, 2001
Playing Through
When a Web site opens its electronic doors, are they thrown wide open to all users for any and all purposes, or can the Web site operator restrict undesirable usage?
When a Web site opens its electronic doors, are they thrown wide open to all users for any and all purposes, or can the Web site operator restrict undesirable usage? Existing laws ranging from copyright to invasion-of-privacy apply to online use as well, but what if the offending use does not fall...
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