Solve the statistical problems questions. Internet domain names are linked to trademark issues. Technology makes it easy to copy and distribute music and movies without paying royalties. Business conducted on the internet raise security and privacy issues.

What legal concerns are raised by these issues?

Regardless of what the law says about behavior in cyberspace, there is a major problem when it comes to enforcement of the rules in physical space. The internet has no regard for state or national boundaries. Roger (2012) states that a hacker from any country can hack into your computer; counterfeiters in China making huge trade in bootleg DVDs of Hollywood movies prior to hitting the market or the movie being released. Furthermore both the hacker and the counterfeiter are both in violation of the law. One of the largest challenges is identifying where the account or act was originated be the Internet Service Provider (ISP) may not identify who the account actually belongs to. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), was signed into law by President Clinton in 1998, amending previous federal copyright law in part to implement two international treaties on intellectual property protection. This law criminalizes the circumventing of measure that control access to copyrighted materials also known as digital rights management or DRM and to copyrighted works. (Rogers, 2012)

Predict which of these issues will be of major concern in the future in regard to the law and business practices.

The Pandemic has shifted society to readapt way business was conducted and how personal purchases were made. We have relied more on the internet to either conduct more online business transactions and has shifted us to make personal purchases and have them delivered. I believe that one the biggest challenges that one may experience is theft or hacking into your personal financials. The laws will definitely need to be enhanced and grow to keep up with crimes such as hacking, identify theft, fraud, and phishing.

Reference

Rogers, S. (2012). Essentials of business law. Bridgepoint Education.

The professors question

Sandra - You present some very interesting discussion here. In your opinion, can problems such as identity theft be eliminated through legal means? If so, how? Or do you think that it is an issue that can only be prevented through technology?

My responses to his inquiry will be: I believe that given the opportunity identify theft may be eliminated through legal means. But I don't think that all who commit this crime will be caught. If one is looking for prevention methods to avoid identify theft there is no sure way that one can prevent such an act but, they can attempt to minimize the tort by simply not taking that chance and use security software programs, using a credit card instead of your bank cards. I believe it would be a combination of using technology and instead of making a purchase on the internet that you believe may be an issue go personally and take care of it.

DID I ANSWER THE PROFESSORS QUESTION CORRECTLY?

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