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• Election 2000: Impact on Technology Policy-A Political and Policy Analysis ( December 2000 )
  Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

  This article examines the technology policy issues the 107th Congress is likely to address which include; privacy, information security, Internet taxation, jurisdiction, intellectual property and human resource issues.

• Intellectual Property Beyond the Frontier ( October 2000 )
  Michael A. Mann of Nexsen Pruet, LLC

  This article reviews how to protect your company's products when those products are taken outside a country's boundaries and if intellectual property protection is available for your company's goods.

• Evolving uses of health care on the Internet ( October 2000 )
  Edward F. Shay of Saul Ewing LLP

  Health care on the Internet has diversified and grown exponentially in the past two or three years. As hea.

• FTC Reverses Course, Recommends Comprehensive Privacy Legislation; Senate Committee Expresses Interest ( June 2000 )
  Arent Fox LLP

  This article reviews a Senate Committee hearing where the committee reviewed an FTC report criticizing industry self-regulation efforts and calling for new legislation. The Senate Committee expressed interested in the report and showed a willingness to address the issue through legislation.

• Who Wants To Be An Internet Millionaire? ( September 2000 )
  Thomas J. Hall - Attorney at Law, S.C.

  Want to make a million? Just set up your Web page, get a merchant account to take credit cards, lay off your staff.

• Know Your Logo ( August 2000 )
  Neal S. Greenfield of

  This article outlines the importance of a company protecting it's logos and images against trademark infringement because the most pervasive misuse of digital assets occurs on the internet.

• Investor Relations on the Web ( August 2000 )
  Stephen J Dolmatch and Amy  Goodman of

  This article summarizes a public company's risks as well as opportunities in disseminating investor relation information through the company's web site.

• Corporate Employment Policies For The Internet: Why, When And How ( August 2000 )
  Courtland W. Anderson of Bodman LLP

  Now that the Internet1 has become a part of the work environment, many employers have enacted a company policy gove.

• Message Boards and Chat Rooms: Can They Be Regulated? ( July 2000 )
  Grant  Fondo of Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton, LLP

  This article discusses the issue of whether on line chat rooms and message boards are subject to legal restrictions on their operation of a public forum.