UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal | Vol 18 | No. 4

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UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

Volume 18, Number 4 (1996)

Articles

Patent Protection for Computer-Related Inventions: The Past, the Present, and the Future
Nancy J. Linck and Karen A. Buchanan

Hilton Davis and Jury Trials,
William Alsup and Carolyn Wiggin

Pinning the Blame in Cyberspace: Towards a Coherent Theory for Imposing Vicarious Copyright, Trademark and Tort Liability for Conduct Ocurring over the Internet
Ian C. Ballon

Regulating Competition in the Information Age: Computer Software as an Essential Facility under the Sherman Act
David McGowan

Notes

Virtual Prostitution: New Technologies and the World's Oldest Profession
David Cardiff

The Application of Securities Laws in Cyberspace: Jurisdictional and Regulatory Problems Posed by Internet Securities Transactions
Kenneth W. Brakebill

The Copyright Term Extension Act: Is Life Plus Seventy Too Much
Jenny L. Dixon

Commentary

Impact of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 on Federal Prosecutions of Computer Dissemination of Obscenity, Indecency, and Child Pornography
William P. Keane

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