Exam 13: Privacy, Legal, and Taxation Issues in Ecommerce
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Exam 13: Privacy, Legal, and Taxation Issues in Ecommerce50 Questions
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It is difficult for the legal system to apply trademark law in settling domain name issues. Explain.
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The use of trademark law to deal with domain disputes has resulted in many complications, since the two concepts may be closely related but are quite distinct.
Trademarks are limited in availability, and not all words or marks are available to be registered - this is the key difference between trademarks and domain names. Domain names are by nature unique, can only be held by one owner, and do not need to conform to trademark legislation, as they can take any form.
For example, surnames such as Smith and general descriptive words such as coffee are not able to be registered as trademarks under the Canadian Trade-marks Act, however and individual or organization could register the associated domain names - smith.com, coffee.ca, etc.
Which of the following is a principle in the Canadian Standard Association (CSA) Model Code?
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The following is a critical step in establishing an electronic contract:
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Describe the new "do not track" legislative initiative in the United States.
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Which of the following is a creation of the mind, such as an invention, artistic work, symbol, name, image, or design used in commerce?
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Which participants were involved in the safe harbour agreement agreed upon in July 2000?
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According to PIPEDA, individuals have the right to request whether information about them exists and to request the ability to review that information and challenge its accuracy and completeness.
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The privacy principles within PIPEDA are based upon the 1996 standards established by the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Association.
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If you were asked to help a company establish a privacy policy what should be included?
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Patents are documents issued by the government that grant everybody the right to use an invention.
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The Canadian Government developed the Private Information Policy and Electronic Document Agency (PIPEDA).
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Another major issue of concern in the privacy area is the protection of privacy for ________.
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Metatags are sets of keywords in the source code of an HTML page that help search engines to categorize websites.
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The Copyright Act provides copyright owners with the "sole and exclusive right to reproduce, perform, or publish a work", and that protection lasts for ________ years after the death of the final author or creator.
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The most influential domain name registrar that controls the primary top-level domains is the:
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Which of the following is an inappropriate use of copyrights that may be subject to legal action?
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The use of metatags in directing search engines and users to websites is:
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