Which of the following is an example of the supply of a service by electronic retailing?

	1.	the transmission and downloading of music
	2.	the subscription to an electronic magazine
	3.	the transmission and downloading of software online
	4.	the transmission of an order from an online catalogue
	5.	the purchase of an airline ticket online

Rogers Canada Ltd. has just created a very attractive, totally new design for a cell phone keypad for use in all of its cell phones. If the company wishes to protect its new design, it will do so under

	1.	the Industrial Design Act.
	2.	the Copyright Act.
	3.	all of the above.
	4.	the Patent Act.
	5.	the Trade-marks Act's service marks provisions.

Abuse of dominant position is any anti-competitive behaviour by a business in substantial control of a market that lessens competition. It is an abuse of power and is reviewable by the tribunal. Examples include:

	1.	refusal to supply, exclusive dealing, tied-selling and market restrictions.
	2.	Increasing the price of manufactured products in response to an increase in price of raw materials, along with others in the same industry.
	3.	discriminatory pricing, predatory pricing, exclusive dealerships, tied selling arrangements and marketing restrictions.
	4.	price fixing, market allocation, restriction of supply, bid rigging, and sport professional restraint of play.
	5.	Selling wholesale only and not to consumers directly.

Abuse of dominant position is any anti-competitive behaviour by a business in substantial control of a market that lessens competition. It is an abuse of power and is reviewable by the tribunal. Examples include:

	1.	refusal to supply, exclusive dealing, tied-selling and market restrictions.
	2.	Increasing the price of manufactured products in response to an increase in price of raw materials, along with others in the same industry.
	3.	discriminatory pricing, predatory pricing, exclusive dealerships, tied selling arrangements and marketing restrictions.
	4.	price fixing, market allocation, restriction of supply, bid rigging, and sport professional restraint of play.
	5.	Selling wholesale only and not to consumers directly.

Which of the following is not an exception to the need for consent

	1.	for the purpose of investigating a breach of law where consent would likely compromise accuracy or availability
	2.	for artistic, literary, or journalistic purposes
	3.	of publicly available information and specified in regulation
	4.	in the interests of the owner and in a circumstance when consent could easily be obtained in a timely manner
	5.	in compliance with a legal obligation to disclose