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Spotlight Returns to Corporate Websites ( November 2002 )
<P>Corporate websites play an important role in many public companiesàinvestor relations programs. Recognizing this, several recent rules and proposals take advantage of corporate websites to expand investor access to information. </P> -
FindLaw Interview with Aaron Kirk Douglas of Miller Nash ( October 2002 )
FindLaw interview with Aaron Kirk Douglas of Miller Nash. -
Top Ten (Not) Free Lunches ( October 2002 )
Here's a list of ten free 'marketing opportunities' that you might encounter that merit a closer look before going forward. -
Electronic Signature Standards Create Contracting Options ( October 2002 )
When the federal 'electronic signature' law was enacted nearly two years ago, proponents predicted a rapid shift toward electronic transactions. Critics feared a plague of fraud, privacy invasions, and identity theft. The current state of electronic contracting is somewhere between these extremes. -
Internet Fraud Complaint Center Issues its First White Collar Crime Report ( September 2002 )
The IFCC hopes that, by acting as a central agency to which individuals and businesses can report Internet fraud, it can facilitate the prompt investigation and prosecution of white collar Internet crime and gather important statistical information to prevent such crime in the future. -
Dialing Up To The Internet: How To Stay Safe Online ( September 2002 )
A dial-up connection to the Internet may be lower-tech—and slower-tech—than a broadband connection, but there's one thing they share: they both depend on the user to keep them operating safely and securely. If your computer is attacked by a virus or a hacker, it really doesn't matter what type of connection you use: the damage is done. You could lose important personal information or software that's stored on your hard drive, as well as valuable time trying to make repairs. -
Ten Ways Internet Marketing Haw Changed Since the 1990s ( August 2002 )
There was a time when "Internet marketing" meant having a Web site that your IT guy developed on some long weekend, with directions to your office and sparse profiles of your attorneys. These days, Internet marketing means a lot more. Web design, advertising, extranets, public relations, search engine optimization—online marketing requires careful planning and execution. -
SEC Guidance Regarding The Use Of Electronic Media By Companies ( July 2000 )
The interpretation addresses three areas: (1) a company's liability for Web site content; (2) the use of electronic media to deliver documents under the federal securities laws and (3) basic legal principles that companies and intermediaries should consider in conducting online offerings. -
Internet Antitrust Alert ( August 2002 )
FTC report regarding potential antitrust issues arising from internet based business to business transactions.
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