Book tips - IT law
IT law
The internet is increasingly being used via very fast data connections - and storage space on servers has also continued to increase in recent years. Both developments mean that we now upload and download large amounts of data such as films or music as a matter of course. But there are also a few things to bear in mind on the Internet. Many things are possible, but not everything that is possible is permitted. Laws also apply on the Internet, such as personal rights, the right to one's own image, copyright and, of course, criminal law. Internet law (also known as online law) deals with the legal problems associated with the use of the Internet. It is not a separate area of law, but is the interface between all areas of law in the field of the Internet. This patchwork of existing, new and overlapping laws can quickly become a pitfall for companies. Preparation is the key to legally compliant IT.
"The greatest enemy of right is privilege." - Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach (1830-1916) was a writer.
Source: E-3 Magazine - October 2022 issue
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AI & Law compact
Matthias Hartmann (ed.), 306 pages, 2020
ISBN: 978-3-6626-1699-4,
This book provides a compact insight into all the key legal issues surrounding the use of artificial intelligence in companies or products. Experienced authors with practical experience explain the most important legal issues in the use of intelligent systems and, after an introduction to the technical basics, deal with the effects and special features of artificial intelligence in the areas of civil law, contract drafting, licensing and many more. Matthias Hartmann is a lawyer and specialist lawyer for IT law. The other authors of the book are experts in their respective fields and have dealt intensively with the legal issues surrounding the use of artificial intelligence.
IT law handbook
Jochen Schneider, 3312 pages, 2017
ISBN: 978-3-5045-6094-2
The fifth edition of this standard work, which can already be described as a classic, not only takes into account current case law and literature, but also takes into account the legal changes that have come into force since the previous edition.
Cybersecurity law
Thomas Hoeren (ed.), 406 pages, 2021
ISBN: 978-3-8487-7199-8
International legislative activities at the interface between law and technology are needed more urgently than ever before. However, little is known to the public about the normative framework of such security regulations. This is where the Cybersecurity Law Collection comes in.
Drafting and management of IT contracts
Meinhard Erben, Wolf Günther,
256 pages, 2017
ISBN: 978-3-6625-4305-4
This book provides the right tools for providers and customers of IT services, as the growing demand for IT services in companies requires comprehensive know-how in the drafting, negotiation and management of IT contracts.
Crowd work and the platform economy
Andreja Schneider-Dörr, 479 pages, 2021
ISBN: 978-3-8487-8068-6
Are crowd workers on microtask platforms classified as employees? The issue has been controversial for years. The Federal Labor Court ruled that a crowd worker can certainly be an employee. So how should the circumstances that make a crowd worker an employee be assessed?
