A word of caution, especially for students. There are
several websites purporting to offer a free PDF download of my book, Issues in
Internet Law: Society, Technology, and the Law. Two important things you should
know: First, there are no PDF copies in existence. This is a scam to get you to
sign up with these sites and hand them your credit card info. Once these
unscrupulous crooks have that, it will cost you a lot more than the price of
the book. If you are foolish enough to register and pay their fee, what you get
to download is a four-page brochure (available free at the
www.IssuesInInternetLaw.com site) PDF file. Second, we've also received reports
of students getting more than they bargained for from these sites, by way of
downloaded Trojan viruses with the file.
You can buy the book legitimately from Amazon,
Barnes & Noble, Amber Book Company, VitalSource, eBay, and many reputable online
booksellers. Also, any bookstore can order it for you if you provide them with
the ISBN (the number above the bar code, also listed on the Website).
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