Douglas J. Frederick's Bookmarks

for the Cyberspace law Seminar Spring 1998.

As far as pursuing a topic, I have decided that my dissertation is going to examine on-line promotion/public relations and marketing. Thus, I think it would be beneficial to have an understanding of legal issues involved. I have narrowed my topic down to a few different options:

1. My first choice is to examine Unsolicited e-mail and SPAMMING. Please see the sites listed below.

2. My second choice would be to examine Advertising Law on the internet - for example when promoting dietary supplements does this fall under FTC or FDA regulation. See http://venable.com/govern/netpromo.htm

3. My third choice is examining advertising of Alcohol and Tobacco on the internet - should the regulations pretaining to television and radio apply to the internet?

I have put together this list of sites which I have discovered by "surfing" the web. The Mega General Research Sites are basically search engines. The Mega Legal Research Sites are either searchable sites or linked resource sites for legal issues and law topics. The Cyberlaw section provides links to sites that discuss cyberlaw and are linked to other cyberlaw sites.

The rest of the sites contained in Cyber-Marketing Sites, Advertising and Commerce Sites and E-mail marketing and Spam sites have been bookmarked because this is the area that I choose to explore for my topic area. I have found the most help in locating resources by using AltaVista, Findlaw, Cyberspace Law for Non-Lawyers, Electronic Marketing Update, Advertising Law Internet Site, and just following links from other sites.

Sites where you can look for anything on the web. All search engines.; This folder contains bookmarks of Legal Research Sites - Mega Sites.; Findlaw - http://www.findlaw.com/; Bookmarks for the Cyberspace Law Seminar.; Cyberspace Law for Non-Lawyers; The bookmarks contain herein deal with web marketing and law firm marketing on the internet.; The sites contained herein pertain to advertising on the Internet and legal issues regarding such advertising.; Sites having to do with e-mail marketing, and unsolicited e-mail also known as SPAM.

Douglas J. Frederick's Bookmarks

for the Cyberspace law Seminar Spring 1998.

Mega General Research Sites

Mega Legal Research Sites

Cyberlaw

Cyber-Marketing Sites

Advertising and Commerce Sites

E-Mail marketing and SPAM Sites