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Internet and Technology Law in Canada - PDF
Author
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Lorraine M. Fleck
Our monthly technology newsletter provides current insights into evergreen and trending topics such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, online privacy and data governance, social media, digital advertising and media, copyright issues, and digital contracts, along with expert analysis of regulatory and statutory developments and new case law in these spaces. Formerly published as Internet and E-Commerce Law in Canada.
Publication Language: English
Publisher: LexisNexis Canada
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Billing Method: Annual Subscription
Navigating Trade Tensions and Intellectual Property: 9 Key Takeaways from Our Recent Webinar – Canadian Legal Insights Blog, LexisNexis Canada
Our monthly technology newsletter provides current insights into evergreen and trending topics such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, online privacy and data governance, social media, digital advertising and media, copyright issues, and digital contracts, along with expert analysis of regulatory and statutory developments and new case law in these spaces.
Monthly issues will ensure that you are kept current on Internet and e-commerce developments both in Canada and internationally. The contents will include: cutting edge information, analysis, discussions of recent case law, digests, reviews of Internet websites of importance and conference information. Each issue will contain 2 to 3 feature articles.
The advisory board is comprised of high-profile experts (academics, lawyers and in-house counsel) from across the country.
Internet and Technology Law in Canada is available in three convenient subscription formats: Print Only, Print + PDF or PDF Only. The PDF version can be posted on your firm's Intranet so that all staff may benefit from this information-packed newsletter. Please note that the PDF version may be used for Internal Distribution only.
Billing Method: Annual Subscription
