Cyberlaw: The law of the Internet in South Africa

"Cyberlaw@SA" is designed to be a user-friendly, practical, interactive legal handbook about the internet and e-commerce - their use and abuse. Although intended primarily for use in South Africa - it refers to the laws of the land and how those have been and may be applied to the use of the internet - reference is made to legal applications and precedents in both the European Union (EU) and the United States of America (USA). Designed for use with a CD-ROM, it is a legal publication, a reference book and a fully interactive practical guide to the internet which is designed to teach and empower its readers. Written by 20 practising experts, the writing in this publication is solution-driven, academically founded and written with the practical experience of the workplace in mind. It is as much geared for use by the student, e-trader and ISP as it is for use by lawyers and lawmakers. The book is sold together with a CD-ROM which contains significant volumes of further reading on the various topics covered in the book, as well as information on e-commerce experiences and hyperlinks to the internet. The book contains internet addresses giving access to articles, web sites, court judgments, legislation and practical examples of the topics under discussion. This aims to provide readers with a fuller understanding of the issues and allows for immediate access to further reading material, as well as actual experiences and examples which shed "real-life" light on the topics covered. The book also has its own web site which has updates of relevant South African and international judgements, statutes, reports and articles.