Legal Communicatiom

CYBER SQUATTING
Cyber squatting in our days has expanded by far. Generally, we could say that Cyber squatting is using (or registering) somebody else’s domain name with the bad intention of making profit out of it. Only in year 2006, the cases regarding cyber squatting increased at 25%. A usual example of cyber squatting in real life, is when somebody - who is an authorized holder of a brand name – becomes a victim of unauthorized access of this name by somebody else, who might utilise it in order to take advantage of the good reputation that follows it. In such cases there are two ways for compurgation, the legal way or certain processes via internet so that we avoid money and trials.

www.nolo.com
WHAT IS CYBER SQUATTING?

www.wipo.int
STATISTICAL ELEMENTS

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DEFINITIONS



CYBER CRIME
Cyber crime is, as the term implies, considered to be a criminal action. Cyber crime may include traditional crimes like the bribery, the tile agora theft of identities, or even the thefts of credit cards. All these are forms-examples of cyber crimes, when a computer and a network are used to be accomplished. Usually, the term cyber crime is limited to describe specific crimes such as “hacking” (computer data interceptions, or network penetrations etc) and other kinds of traditional crimes (such as pornography, telemarketing etc.) through the use of computer technology.

www.cybercrimelaw.org
ABOUT CYBER CRIME ¨DIMO MICHAILOV”

www.webopedia.com
GENERALLY FOR CYBER CRIME

www.cybercrime.gov
WAYS OF CONFRONTATION



ONLINE LIBEL
The internet was a mean contrary to those who tried to libel other people. Getting in internet we can see that there exists public debate concerning if it was better before it’s use, when a lot of citizens were excepted from a discussion. The internet allows today for all kinds of people to speak freely and express their opinions. There are companies that have been discredited through the internet. Since the mean, simple citizen throughout the world, is in position to speak freely and express his/her opinion, the cases of online libel have become more frequent.

www.internet-law.lawyers.com
THE PERCEPTION INTERNET “ERIC VANCE”
www.rivkinradler.com
HISTORICAL MAKES “SHARI CLAIRE LEWIS”



LEGAL COMMUNICATION
In order to function in a right way, a system as the one of Justice and generally all the systems exist the 3 constitutive good planning the justice and the hierarchy. This is a live example of Holland. During (1854-1702) there was a period in the history of Holland where the trade arts and the science were from best.


www.legalserviceindia.com
GENERALLY FOR LEGAL COMMUNICATION


www.goldenAge.com
HISTORICAL MAKES “GAURI KULKARNI”



www.ideas.repec.org
About the legal communication “Alenka Kocbek”



www.cptsc.org
Article for legal communication “James F. Stratman”

VISUAL COMMUNICATION IN CMC

Visual Communication in CMC


There are many different facets of communication. Communication by presenting information in a visual form.Visual communication is the transferability of information and ideas that can be read and are visible from the user.


FROM VIRTUAL REALITY TO VISUAL REALITY

An important part of online communication is the multimodality. It becomes more and more a major force shaping the future of CMC. Including virtual reality gaming visual chat and webcams. Computer technology matched a goal making CMC friendly to the user. This includes improvements for everyone’s needs.

HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION

Human computer interaction is the study of interaction between people. Human computer interaction is the study of how people interact with computer and other technologies. Interaction between user and computer occurs the user interface.

NEW TECHNOLOGIES, NEW WAYS OF READING

In our days more new technologies are created. Even new ways of reading. Graphical user interface has not only made CMC more users friendly it is changed how we communicate on the web. Images photos and emoticons are common enhancements as are such basic visual characteristics.

USABILITY, VISIBILITY, ACCESSIBILITY

In 1999 usability researchers Rakhi Rajani and Dusca Rosenberg found users often fail to recognize investigative aids built into GUI especially regarding navigation tools. Visibility has been in existence for nearly 150 years and provides a range of services and opportunities for people who have experienced sight loss. Communication technologies need to address issues of accessibility foe disabled persons particularly visually impaired users.





http://astro.temple.edu/~ruby/wava/worth/svscom.html

http://www.laspositascollege.edu/vcom/

http://www.uta.edu/art/areas_of_study/viscomm/graphic_communication.htm

http://commfaculty.fullerton.edu/lester/courses/300.html

http://www.research.ibm.com/visual/

http://www.princetonreview.com/college/research/majors/majorBasics.asp?majorID=279

http://commfaculty.fullerton.edu/lester/writings/viscomtheory.html

http://www.visualcommunication.info/

http://web.cfa.arizona.edu/art/index.php/visual-communication

http://www.niu.edu/art/design/viscom/index.html

http://www.collegegrabber.com/visual-communication.html

http://www.perceptualedge.com/articles/Whitepapers/Visual_Communication.pdf

http://www.billiondollargraphics.com/infographics.html

http://www.citrinitas.com/history_of_viscom/index.html

http://www.umsl.edu/~kleinw/313/visualcommunication.html