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1-10 of 95824 FT Articles results for Riley v. Dozier Internet Law, PC
US toughens fraud law for foreign groups
...Representatives next month, in spite of Republican calls for more time to consider the draft law. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had requested more powers in the law to pursue overseas companies for fraud. But the drafters went further, allowing...
Nov 23 2009, By Helen Thomas in New York and Tom Braithwaite in,Washington, Financial Times
Europe expresses concern over US laws on investor protection
...contact and are keeping a close interest in the situation."The Securities and Exchange Commission had requested more powers in the law to pursue overseas companies for fraud. But the drafters went further, allowing private investors to take their own cases to...
Nov 23 2009, By Helen Thomas in New York and Tom Braithwaite in,Washington, Financial Times
Internet's impact on media law under spotlight
...injunctions in the age of the internet came under the spotlight...lawyers to argue that the law had not kept pace with...courts against overseas internet service providers which...the information on the internet."Michael Smyth, head...be surprised that the law finds it difficult to...
Oct 14 2009, By Jane Croft and Jim Pickard, Financial Times
Qualification gains favour as financial crisis bites
...the LLM or Master of Law programme is increasingly...to do it," notes Alan Riley, programme director of London's City Law School. "Rather than seeing...who intend to stay in law and those intending to...next year," says Prof Riley. "If there is a double...
Nov 23 2009, By Sujata Das, FT.com site
When too much information is bad for the office
Traditional management is over. The internet has killed command and control. Now that...problem - and it has nothing to do with the internet.She is right that the amount of information...things that are written about them on the internet. It would be nice if we could expect...
Nov 23 2009, By Lucy Kellaway, Financial Times
Corporate Diary
...the new fiscal year. In doing that, it cited in particular growth in China, also highlighted by Dell, the world's second-largest PC maker, last Thursday.HP will be expected to give more of its vision for future business following its planned acquisition of networking...
Nov 23 2009, Financial Times
Corporate Diary
...the new fiscal year. In doing that, it cited in particular growth in China, also highlighted by Dell, the world's second-largest PC maker, last Thursday.HP will be expected to give more of its vision for future business following its planned acquisition of networking...
Nov 23 2009, Financial Times
Surge of goods for sale sparks Ebay crash and compensation claims
...week ago. These items were up to $160 in retail value. The items closed between $5.84 and about $42," one seller wrote on a internet forum .Geoffrey Holland, a Vancouver merchant who sells CDs and DVDs through his Gbayemporium store on Ebay, estimated his...
Nov 23 2009, By Maija Palmer in London, Financial Times
PC drowns as bad weather turns 'biblical'
...policeman drowned yesterday after torrential rain continued to swell rivers in Cumbria causing a "once in a 1,000-year" flood.PC Bill Barker, 44, was swept away when a bridge collapsed in Workington while he was helping drivers cross it in the early hours...
Nov 21 2009, By Andrew Bounds and Andrew Bolger, Financial Times
McKinnon debate charts the UK's laissez-faire attitude to IT security
...anyone can be a hacker. If you have a PC, an internet connection and the necessary motivation...unlikely to see prosecution. Traditional law enforcement cannot be applied to cybercrime...nation, we laud technology and the internet for their capabilities in commercial...
Nov 19 2009, By Rob Cotton, chief executive at NCC Group, IT assurance specialists, FT.com site
