Nicholas Johnson  Teaching Cyberspace Law Seminar, Spring 2001

NOTE: This page contains the administrative regulations, reading assignments, links to readings, students' seminar papers and Web pages, and other information relevant to the University of Iowa College of Law Spring 2001 Cyberspace Law Seminar. Anyone is free to use the site -- subject to the usual copyright restrictions with regard to material prepared by the instructor and students: (a) all rights are reserved by the author, with, usually, (b) permission granted for individual use (viewing, linking, downloading, and printing limited to one copy). Any commercial, or other use, requires permission from the author. If you have any suggestions, questions, or comments please e-mail them to me: mailbox@nicholasjohnson.org -- Nicholas Johnson, January 4, 2001; last updated January 5, January 8, 11, 16, 30, February 3, 16, March 31, May 5, May 8, 2001, July 24, 2001.

Name	Final Titles	Credits
Brian Ekstrom	What's a Little Information Between Neighbors? -- Policing Offensive Content on the Internet	1
Todd Hamer	Sucks.com: An Example of the Difficulties in Applying Trademark Law to Domain Name Disputes	1
Lonnie Henderson	Sign Here: Electronic Signatures in a Digitized Information Age	2
Marie Jules	The Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act: A Summary and Analysis	1
Lonny Kolln	MP3 Technology and the Evolving Law Around It	2
Thomas McMahon	Regulating Personal Privacy in the Information Age: Can Internet Privacy Regulations Exist Without Interfering With One's Constitutional Right to Commercial Speech?	1
Ben Mondragon	The Universal Service Fund: How Sturdy a Bridge Across the Digital Divide?	1
James Oliver	U.S. v. Jay Cohen	1
Shannon Small	Internet Defamation	2
Jong-won Yi	Gameover Sony: Ninth Circuits Green Light for Emulators Could Mean More to Sony Than Meets the Eye	1
Gang Yuan	A Comparison of Cyberspace Copyright Protection in China and the United States	2

(Note: Participants have the option/opportunity, but not a course requirement (nor a source of extra credit), to prepare and post a personal Web page while enrolled in the seminar. -- N.J.)