This year the answers (such as may exist) can be found in
the about to be published 5th edition of Internet Law and Regulation.
- What is the essence of TV-ness?
- For the purposes of interception legislation, is there such a thing as a communication with no intended recipient?
- In which country did the first reported extradition for criminal copyright infringement take place?
- English defamation law recognises a targeting test for cross-border publication. True or false?
- A web site proprietor can be liable in negligence to users who rely on incorrect information on its site. True or false?
- Can new sites can be added to a site blocking injunction without the approval of the court?
- Is it defamatory to accuse someone of copying?
- English law recognises the concept of a dishonest device. True or false?
- The Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 implement the EU Electronic Commerce Directive in English law. True or false?
- In English law, site blocking injunctions are limited to intellectual property infringement. True or false?
- Only a qualified electronic signature has legal effect equivalent to a handwritten signature. True or false?
- Under the Investigatory Powers Act 2016, is the web address ‘news.bbc.co.uk’ treated as content or as communications data?
- Can dishonest exploitation of a patent be a criminal offence?
- The Defamation Act 1996 superseded the common law subordinate disseminator defence. True or false?
- Can copyright subsist in a URL?
- Can an online intermediary can be bound by an injunction in proceedings to which it is not a party?
- Under the ECommerce Directive intermediary liability provisions, what is the difference between liability ‘because’ of a third party’s infringement and liability ‘in respect of’ it?
- How many times in a single judgment did one judge use stealing, theft, or similar epithets to describe internet copyright infringement?
- Linking to grossly offensive material can constitute an offence under S.127 Communications Act 2003. True or false?
- For a computer to computer communication, what is the meaning of meaning?
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