The Third Annual Seminar on Business and Legal Aspects
of the Internet, Online Services and the World Wide Web
October 3 and 4, 1996
The New York Hilton
New York, New York
October 10 and 11, 1996
Hotel Sofitel- San Francisco
Redwood City, California
The explosion of the business world onto the internet and online services
has raised many new and sometimes mystifying legal questions. Attorneys
who want to address these issues need to draw from several different
traditional practice areas including the law of intellectual property,
communications law and entertainment law.
To help attorneys understand these complex online law issues, Law Journal
Seminars-Press offers two full days of information and education on the
Business and Legal Aspects of the Internet, Online Services and the World
Wide Web. Co-Chaired by Bruce P. Keller of Debevoise & Plimpton, Ellen M.
Kirsh of American Online and Lance Rose of Lewis and Roca LLP, and
featuring a faculty that includes representatives of Netscape, Microsoft,
NBC, and other computer and communications giants as well as government
officials, U.S. attorneys, and leading experts in the field, this event
will cover such topics as the following:
-- Computer Security and Encryption
-- The Risks Faced by Online Providers and Web Sites
-- Managing Access to Adult Materials
-- Commerce on the Internet
-- Jurisdiction Over the Globe Spanning Net
-- Online Property-Copywright and Beyond
Registration Fee: $695. Each additional registrant from the same firm or
company, $645. To register, mail this card or call (800) 888-8300, ext.
6111. Fax us at (212)696-1517 or e-mail to seminars@ljextra.com. For more
information or to register online, visit our web site at
http://www.legalseminars.com/interhp.html.
If you reply by e-mail, please include the following information:
--Name
--Title
--Firm
--Address
-- City, State, Zip
--Telephone Number
--E-Mail address
Law Journal Seminars Press
345 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10010
http://www.legalseminars.com/interhp.html
seminars@ljextra.com
phone: 1-800-888-8300 ext. 6111 or (212)545-6111
fax: (212) 696-1517
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