Liability of internet service providers for third party content / Judit Bayer.

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Bayer, Judit [author.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Victoria University of Wellington law review. Working paper series ; ; vol. 1.Publisher: Wellington, N.Z. : Victoria University of Wellington Law Review, [2007]Description: 109 pages ; 24 cmContent type:

text

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Liability of internet service providers for 3rd party content

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Victoria University of Wellington law review.

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343.9309944 22

Summary: "Dr Bayer's research considers ISP liability within a variety of different fields of New Zealand law including defamation, copyright, hate speech and related freedom of expression issues. She draws on overseas experience of ISP liability schemes and evaluates the pros and cons of these schemes. The research concludes with a practical proposal for New Zealand. Her conclusions reflect a balance of competing interests and the best fit for the policy that underlies the areas of law where ISPs may find themselves liable"--Foreword.

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Author was InternetNZ Senior Research Fellow in Cyberlaw, Victoria University of Wellington, Faculty of Law, 2006.

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"Dr Bayer's research considers ISP liability within a variety of different fields of New Zealand law including defamation, copyright, hate speech and related freedom of expression issues. She draws on overseas experience of ISP liability schemes and evaluates the pros and cons of these schemes. The research concludes with a practical proposal for New Zealand. Her conclusions reflect a balance of competing interests and the best fit for the policy that underlies the areas of law where ISPs may find themselves liable"--Foreword.

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