1. The Internet Law: 10 Recipes on How to Get Jailed by Using the Internet V. Milutinovic, D. Sunderic, and M. Zivic vm@etf.bg.ac.yu, marko@exe.co.yu http://galeb.etf.bg.ac.yu/~vm

2. The Internet Law2 / 12 Table of Contents Copyright Watermark Spam Methodology Words of Law Case Study Pitfalls

3. The Internet Law3 / 12 Copyright IF: 1.Enough similarity with registered / protected name, title, text AND 2.It can be proved that the Web owner of accused contents knew ahead of time THEN: GUILTY

4. The Internet Law4 / 12 Case Study University professor makes a lecture entitled "MBA in a Nutshell" Puts it on the Web and makes it available to students to download One day, email arrives...

5. The Internet Law5 / 12 Pitfalls Not searching the Web, after a strike of creativity... Was on the original Web site, for other reasons, before... Additional errors made in conversation add to the guilt...

6. The Internet Law6 / 12 Watermark IF: 1.One claims property over an image AND 2.Watermark detected THEN: GUILTY

7. The Internet Law7 / 12 Case Study: Miodrag Potkonjak, UCLA Watermarking techniques used for intellectual property protection (IPP) Common concerns are: –How much information can we embed without degrading the quality of IP? –How much information do we have to embed to prove our authorship? Several mathematically sound techniques are in common use

8. The Internet Law8 / 12 Pitfalls

9. The Internet Law9 / 12 Spam IF: 1.Detected AND 2.Reported THEN: GUILTY

10. The Internet Law10 / 12 Case Study Cutting the ETF off Teaming with the superprovider BioPop

11. The Internet Law11 / 12 Pitfalls Baksuzi Baksuzi 2 Baksuzi 3

12. The Internet Law12 / 12 Conclusion