Four
writers (not all of us lawyers) are trying to describe and analyze the
fundamental issues of the Internet and the Social Media, under the scope of the
freedom of expression, the data protection and privacy, the e-communications
regulations and the general social behavior.
Our effort
is to answer some basic questions using simple examples from the legal
framework and the related case-law:
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Are
the Electronic Social Media and Blogs a replica of our real life or it is a
rather uncharted new land where our rights cannot be (self)limited?
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Do
we have to accept a significant change to the “freedom of expression” as we
know it?
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Who
is entitled to draw boundaries to the electronic communication or to impose
penalties?
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Is
it expected that anything we say in the virtual world shall be used against us?
Our book is
part of the “Law and Society in the 21st Century” series published
by Sakkoulas Publications S.A.
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