CYBERSPACE LAW

• Internet Law (JURIST)
• new developments in cyberspace law (Jessica Litman, Wayne State University College of Law)
• latest stories on law and the Internet (CNET)
• recent U.S. Internet legislation (Centre for Democracy and Technology)
• latest issue of The Filter (Harvard Law School-Berkman Center newsletter on Internet issues)
• latest technology news (ZD News Net)

• latest titles on cyberspace law and law and the Internet (Barnes & Noble)
• books on cyberspace law (catalog of the Biddle Law Library, University of Pennsylvania)

• Berkeley Technology Law Journal

• Computer Law Review and Technology Journal

• Duke Law and Technology Review

• Harvard Journal of Law & Technology

• IDEA: The Journal of Law and Technology

• Intellectual Property and Technology Forum

• Journal of Computer and Information Law

• Journal of High Technology Law

• Journal of Science and Technology Law

• Journal of Technology Law & Policy

• Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review

• North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

• Pittsburgh Journal of Technology Law and Policy

• Richmond Journal of Law and Technology

• Santa Clara Computer and High Technology Law Journal

• Stanford Technology Law Review

• Syracuse Law & Technology Journal

• Tulane Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property

• UCLA Bulletin of Law and Technology

• University of Illinois Journal of Law, Technology & Policy

• Virginia Journal of Law and Technology

• West Virginia Journal of Law & Technology

• Cybercrimes (Susan Brenner and Rebecca Cochran, University of Dayton School of Law)
• E-Law Locator (David Loundy, John Marshall Law School)
• Internet Privacy (Peter Swire, Ohio State University College of Law)
• Intellectual Property Page (James Boyle, Duke Law School)
• Learning Law in Cyberspace (Lydia Loren et al., Lewis & Clark College, Northwestern School of Law)

• Business and the Internet Seminar
  Charles Nesson, Arthur Miller et al., Harvard Law School (Spring, 1998)
• Comparative and International Law of Cyberspace
  Jonathan J Rusch, Georgetown University Law Center (Fall, 2000)
• Computer Crime, Information Warfare, and Industrial Espionage
  David Loundy, John Marshall Law School (Fall, 2000)
• Computer Law
  Ronald Chichester, South Texas College of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Computer Law
  Richard Stern, George Washington University Law School (Fall, 2001)
• Computer Technology and the Law
  Raneta Lawson Mack, Creighton University School of Law (Spring, 2001)
• Computing and the Law
  Peter Junger, Case Western Reserve University School of Law (Fall, 1998)
• Counsel to the Internet Client: Practical Advice, Strategy and Litigation
  Jonathan Zittrain and Charles Nesson, Harvard Law School (Fall, 2001)
• Cyberlaw
  Susanna Fischer, Columbus School of Law, Catholic University (Fall, 2001)
• Cyberlaw
  Patricia Bellia, Notre Dame Law School (Fall, 2001)
• Cyberlaw
  Cyrus Daftery, Suffolk University Law School (Spring, 2002)  
• Cyberlaw
  Brant Lee, University of Akron School of Law (Fall, 1998)
  
• Cyberlaw
  Pamela Samuelson, University of California at Berkeley School of Law (Fall, 2001) 
• Cyberlaw I: Speech and Privacy in Cyberspace
  Rod Dixon, Rutgers University School of Law, Camden (Fall, 2001)
• Cyberlaw II: Electronic Commerce and the Regulation of Cyberspace
  Rod Dixon, Rutgers University School of Law, Camden (Spring, 2002)
• Cyberspace and the Law
  Kevin Ashley, University of Pittsburgh School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Cyberspace and the Law Seminar
  Julie Cohen, Georgetown University Law Center (Spring, 2001)
• Cyberspace Law
  Laura Gasaway, University of North Carolina School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Cyberspace Law
  Lydia Loren, Northwestern School of Law, Lewis & Clark College (Fall, 2001) 
• Cyberspace Law
  David Sorkin, John Marshall Law School (Fall, 1999) 
• Cyberspace Law Seminar
  Nicolas Johnson, University of Iowa College of Law (Spring, 2001)
• Cyberspace Law Seminar
  Faye Jones, Hastings College of Law, University of California (Spring, 1999)
• E-Commerce
  Ronald Mann, University of Michigan Law School (Fall, 2001)
• Electronic Commerce
  Peter Fitzgerald, Stetson University College of Law (Spring, 2002)
• Electronic Commerce: Law and Business in Cyberspace
  Margaret Radin, Stanford Law School (Spring, 2001)
• Electronic Commerce
  R. Polk Wagner, University of Pennsylvania Law School (Fall, 2001)
• Establishing an Electronic Commerce Business
  Arnold Cohen, Villanova Universirty School of Law (Spring, 2002)
• The Exploding Internet
  Charles Nesson, Harvard Law School (Spring, 2000)
• The First Amendment and the Internet
  David Skover, Seattle University School of Law (Spring, 2001)
• Free Speech in Cyberspace
  Yale Law School (Fall, 2001)
• Free Speech, Telecommunications and Cyberspace
  Jack M. Balkin, Yale Law School (Spring, 2000)
• Governance and Regulation of Cyberspace
  David Loundy, Harvard Law School (Fall, 1998)
• Information Law: A Systems Approach
  Lynn LoPucki, UCLA School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Information Law and Policy in the Digital Environment
  Yochai Benkler, New York University School of Law (Spring, 2000)
• Information Privacy Law
  Joel Reidenberg, Fordham University School of Law (Spring, 2002)
• Information Privacy Law
  Marc Rotenberg, Georgetown University Law Center (Fall, 2001)
• Information Privacy Law
  Daniel Solove, Seton Hall Law School (Fall, 2001)
• Information Technology, Internet and Law
  Joel Reidenberg, Fordham University School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Intellectual Property and the Future of the Information Society
  Pamela Samuelson, University of California at Berkeley School of Law (Spring, 1999)
• International and Comparative Law of Cyberspace
  Jonathan J. Rusch, Georgetown University Law Center (Fall, 2000)
• International Cyberlaw
  Beth Simone Noveck, Yale Law School (Fall, 2001)
• The Internet: Law and Strategy
  Jean Camp and Jonathan Zittrain, Harvard Law School (Spring, 2000)
• Internet and Society: The Politics of Technology and Control
  Jonathan Zittrain, Harvard Law School (Spring, 2002)
• Internet and the Market: E-Commerce and Intellectual Property
  Michael Froomkin, University of Miami School of Law (Spring, 2002)
• Internet and the State: Social and Political Regulation
  Michael Froomkin, University of Miami School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Internet Law
  Tom W. Bell, Chapman University School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Internet Law
  Robert Frieden, Dickinson School of Law, Penn State University (Spring, 2000)
• Internet Law
  Oren Gross, Cardozo School of Law (Spring, 2002)
• Internet Law
  Judson Jennings, Seton Hall University School of Law (Spring, 2002)
• Internet Law
  Joseph Liu, Boston College School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Internet Law
  Eugene Quinn, Whittier Law School (Summer, 2000)
• Internet Law
  Michael Rustad, Suffolk University Law School (Fall, 2001)
• Internet Law
  Vincent Tassinari, University of West Los Angeles School of Law (Summer, 2000)
• Internet Law in the Global Digital Economy
  Michael L. Rustad, Suffolk University Law School (Spring, 2000)
• Law of Cyberspace
  David Post, Temple University Law School (Fall, 2001)
• Law and the Internet
  Patrick Wiseman, Georgia State University College of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Law and the Net
  Mac Norton, University of Arkansas School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• The Law in Cyberspace
  Jessica Litman, Wayne State University School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• Law of Cyberspace
  Dawn Nunziato, George Washington University Law School (Spring, 2000)
• Law of Cyberspace
  Kim Dayton, University of Kansas School of Law (Fall, 2001) 
• Law of Cyberspace
  David Post, Temple University School of Law (Fall, 2001)
• The Law of Information Privacy
  Marc Rotenberg, Georgetown University Law Center (Fall, 2001) 
• Legal Information Systems
  Thomas Bruce, Cornell Law School (Fall, 1998)
• New Media, Law and Democracy
  Andrew Shapiro, Columbia Law School (Spring, 1999)

For more listings of course pages, please visit the Course Page

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Legislation

• Cases, Statutes and Topical Highlights (UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy)
• Cyberspace Law - Legislative Developments (ABA Section of Business Law)
• Legislation Affecting the Internet (Center for Democracy and Technology)

• Cases, Statutes and Topical Highlights (UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy)
• US Supreme Court cases on cyberspace law, 1990- (Cornell Legal Information Institute)

• AALS Section on Law and Computers
• ABA Section of Business Law - Committee on Cyberspace Law
• ABA Section of Science and Technology
• Computer Law Association
• Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility
• Electronic Frontier Foundation

• CYBERPROF@mail.law.utexas.edu (private discussion list for professors of the law of Cyberspace or the Internet; for those who teach Internet law or the equivalent anywhere in the world either as a full-time faculty member or as an adjunct professor; subscription upon approval of listowner; send subscription request to Mark Lemley at mlemley@mail.law.utexas.edu)

• ABA Project on Internet Jurisdiction
• Berkman Center for Internet and Society (Harvard Law School)
• Center for Democracy and Technology
• Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (U.S. Department of Justice)
• Cyber-Liberties (American Civil Liberties Union)
• Cyberspace Law Bibliography (UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy)
• Cyberspace Law Center (FindLaw)
• Cyberspace Law for Non-lawyers (Legal Scholarship Network)
• Cyberspace Law Institute
• Cyberspace Law Journal (ed. Professor Kim Dayton, University of Kansas School of Law)
• Digital Future Coalition
• Electronic Privacy Information Center
• Free Speech and Cryptography (Peter Junger, Case Western Reserve University School of Law)
• The Growth and Development of Cyberspace Law in the United States: Highlights of the Past Decade (UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy)
• Information Society Project (Yale Law School)
• Internet Library [summaries of recent court decisions on Internet law] (Martin Samson Esq., Phillips Nizer Benjamin Krim & Ballon LLP)
• National Telecommunications and Information Administration
• Securities Regulation and the Internet
• UCLA Online Center for Cyberspace Law and Policy
• United States Government Electronic Commerce Policy (U.S. Department of Commerce)

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