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University of Ottawa Law and Technology Journal

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Invading the Mind: The Right to Privacy and the Definition of Terrorism in Canada

Alysia Davies

Naming Names: The Pseudonym in the Name of the Law

Carole Lucock,Michael Yeo

Virtual Communities and the Social Dimension of Privacy

Janis L. Goldie

What’s in a Concept? Some Reflections on the Complications and Complexities of Personal Information and Anonymity

Gary T. Marx

Anonymity in Behavioural Research: Not Being Unnamed, But Being Unknown

Jacquelyn Burkell

Secure User Identification Without Privacy Erosion

Stefan Brands

Racial Profiling: They Said It Was Against the Law!

Oscar H. Gandy, Jr,Lemi Baruh

A Classification for Privacy Techniques

Carlisle Adams

Substance Without Form: The Impact of Anonymity on Equality-Seeking Groups

Daphne Gilbert

It’s Not Child’s Play: The Online Invasion of Children’s Privacy

Valerie Steeves

Privacy, Rights, and Moral Value

Steven Davis

Between the Hammer and the Block: China’s Intellectual Property Rights in the Network Age

Hong Xue

In the Shadow of Doctor Moreau: A Contextual Reading of the Proposed Canadian Standard for Xenotransplantation

Melanie J. Mortensen

The Evolution of Originality in Canadian Copyright Law: Authorship, Reward and the Public Interest

Carys J. Craig

Too Many Open Windows? Exploring the Privacy Implications of Pop-Up Ads

Emily Woodward Deutsch

The Purpose of Copyright Law in Canada

Daniel J. Gervais

Supporting Discretionary Decision-Making with Information Technology: A Case Study in the Criminal Sentencing Jurisdiction

Maria Jean J. Hall,Domenico Calabró,Tania Sourdin,Andrew Stranieri

Hail to the Thief: A Tribute to Kazaa

Matthew Rimmer

Spam Legislation in Canada: Federalism, Freedom of Expression and the Regulation of the Internet

Karen Ng

Re-imagining Economic Alterity: A Feminist Critique of the Juridical Expansion of Bioproperty in the Monsanto Decision at the Supreme Court

Sean Robertson

De la prétendue interprétation téléologique des revendications de brevet : remarques sur les arrêts Whirlpool et Free World Trust

Mistrale Goudreau

Travels With My Plant: Monsanto v. Schmeiser revisited

Bruce Ziff

The Right to Oblivion: Data Retention from Canada to Europe in Three Backward Steps

Jeremy Warner

Home Is where the Internet Connection Is: Law, Spam and the Protection of Personal Space

Andrea Slane

Privacy Law in the United States, the EU and Canada: The Allure of the Middle Ground

Avner Levin,Mary Jo Nicholson

Online Contract Formation: Taking Technological Infrastructure Seriously

Joseph Savirimuthu

Government Regulation of Dot-ca Domain Name Space

Marc Watkins

National Treatment, National Interest and the Public Domain

Margaret Ann Wilkinson

Originality and Utilitarian Works: The Uneasy Relationship between Copyright Law and Unfair Competition

Teresa Scassa

The State of Privacy Laws and Privacy-Encroaching Technologies after September 11: A Two-Year Report Card on the Canadian Government

Arthur J. Cockfield

The Reach of Patent Law and Institutional Competence

E. Richard Gold

Should Economics Play a Role in Copyright Law and Policy?

Pamela Samuelson

Site Finder and Internet Governance

Jonathan Weinberg

Bots, Babes and the Californication of Commerce

Ian R. Kerr

Recent Copyright Developments: Harmonization Opportunities for Canada

Robert G. Howell

States and Internet Enforcement

Joel R. Reidenberg

Regime Change in Intellectual Property: Superseding the Law of the State with the "Law" of the Firm

Margaret Jane Radin

Copyrights and Creative Copying

Ann Bartow

Security in Cyberspace: Combatting Distributed Denial of Service Attacks

Jennifer A. Chandler

The Colour of E-consent

Vincent Gautrais

Back to Bilateralism? Pendulum Swings in International Intellectual Property Protection

Ruth L. Okediji

Sweat of the Brow, Creativity, and Authorship: On Originality in Canadian Copyright Law

Abraham Drassinower

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