- Web Science Lexicon
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Law
In the context of Web Science, law not only refers to legal issues government statutes, it also relates to standards governing online behaviour.
Related Publications:
- [WebSci2009] Powel, Alison - Lessons from the Net Neutrality Lobby: Balancing openness and control in a networked society.
- [WebSci2009] Richter, Wolf, Brown, Ian - Designing effective regulation for the "Dark side" of the Web.
- [WebSci2009] Katsh, Ethan - Online Dispute Resolution: Designing new Legal Processes for Cyberspace.
- [WebSci2010] Li, Xian, Ding, Li, Hendler, James - Study Supreme Court Decision Making with Linked Data.
- [WebSci2011] Helen Hockx-Yu - The Past Issue of the Web.
- [WebSci2011] Sarosh Khan, Roksana Moore, Dr Mark Weal - Social Media on the Job: An exploration of the potential legal consequences of employer’s social media usage whilst during the course of employment.