Legal Analysis Of Electronic Information Dissemination That Violates Moral Norms

The purpose of this research is to understand and construct the law regarding the dissemination of electronic information that violates moral norms. The type of research used in this study is normative legal research, which is conducted by examining existing literature (secondary data) or legal library research. The research results indicate that the Electronic Information and Transactions Law (ITE Law) is a regulation that governs Electronic Information and Electronic Transactions. Electronic Information encompasses various forms of data such as text, sound, and images. Electronic Transactions are legal actions carried out using electronic media. The ITE Law is not intended to prohibit individuals from expressing their opinions on social media, but there are limitations to respect the rights and freedoms of others. Article 27 paragraph (3) of the ITE Law regulates the criminal act of defamation or dissemination of false information through information technology communication media. The law does not require proof of malicious intent to defame, but it does require evidence that the perpetrator distributed or transmitted content containing defamation or slander. Enforcement of the law against violations of moral norms under the ITE Law includes criminal penalties and a virtual police program that monitors and educates the public about the ITE Law. This demonstrates the significant role of the ITE Law in regulating communication behavior in the digital world to ensure ethics and legal complianc

Failings in the Treatment of Electronic Signatures

Original article can be found at: http://www.herts.ac.uk/courses/schools-of-study/law/hertfordshire-law-journal/home.cfmPeer reviewe

Digital libraries and the future of the library profession

To argue that unique contemporary cultural shifts are leading to a new form of librarianship that can be characterised as "postmodern" in nature, and that this form of professional specialism will be increasingly influential in the decades to come

Common principles in managing digital libraries and managing VLEs

This paper illustrate how there are common ways of managing both digital libraries and VLEs (virtual learning environments), based on the concept-in-common of a devolved or centralised approach to their implementation and a devolved or centralised long-term management structure for their service development

Libraries, Electronic Resources, and Privacy: The Case for Positive Intellectual Freedom

Public and research libraries have long provided resources in electronic formats, and the tension between providing electronic resources and patron privacy is widely recognized. But assessing trade-offs between privacy and access to electronic resources remains difficult. One reason is a conceptual problem regarding intellectual freedom. Traditionally, the LIS literature has plausibly understood privacy as a facet of intellectual freedom. However, while certain types of electronic resource use may diminish patron privacy, thereby diminishing intellectual freedom, the opportunities created by such resources also appear liberty-enhancing. Adjudicating between privacy loss and enhanced opportunities on intellectual freedom grounds must therefore provide an account of intellectual freedom capable of addressing both privacy and opportunity. I will argue that intellectual freedom is a form of positive freedom, where a person’s freedom is a function of the quality of her agency. Using this view as the lodestar, I articulate several principles for assessing adoption of electronic resources and privacy protections

Pelindungan Hak Cipta atas Hak Ekonomi Pencipta Terhadap Pembajakan Buku Elektronik di Website Z-Library

Pelindungan hak cipta yang telah diatur di dalam Undang-Undang Nomor 28 Tahun 2014 Tentang Hak Cipta merupakan hal yang penting bagi pencipta karya untuk memastikan bahwa hak ekonomi mereka terlindungi. Dalam era digital saat ini, pembajakan buku elektronik menjadi masalah yang semakin meningkat dan mempengaruhi hak ekonomi pencipta.Hak cipta terdiri dari hak ekonomi (economic right) dan hak moral (moral right). Hak ekonomi pencipta mengizinkan penemu dalam jangka waktu tertentu untuk merealisasikan imbalan ekonomi dari karya hak cipta. Website Z-Library menjadi salah satu platform yang sering digunakan untuk melakukan pembajakan buku elektronik.Oleh karena itu, perlindungan hak cipta atas hak ekonomi pencipta terhadap pembajakan buku elektronik di website Z-Library menjadi hal yang perlu diketahui dan diterapkan.Pelindungan hak cipta harus dilakukan secara efektif dan efisien agar pencipta karya dapat merasakan manfaat dari hasil karya mereka.Perlindungan hak cipta juga membantu untuk memastikan bahwa karya-karya unik dan bernilai tinggi terus diterbitkan dan dapat dinikmati oleh masyarakat secara luas. Kesimpulan dari penulisan ini untuk memberikan penjelasan perlindungan hukum yang diberikan kepada penulis karya tulis dalam hal ini Buku dan adaptasi buku, yaitu E-Book dengan adanya Undang-Undang RI No.28 Tahun 2014 Tentang Hak Cipta yang diterapkan pada Putusan Pengadilan yang diteliti oleh penulis. / Copyright protection that has been regulated in Law Number 28 of 2014 concerning Copyright is important for creators to ensure that their economic rights are protected. In today's digital era, e-book piracy is an increasing problem that affects the economic rights of creators. Copyright consists of economic rights and moral rights. The economic right of the creator allows the inventor a certain period of time to realize economic rewards from the copyright work. The Z-Library website is one of the platforms that is often used to pirate electronic books. Therefore, copyright protection of the economic rights of creators against electronic book piracy on the Z-Library website is something that needs to be known and applied. Copyright protection must be done effectively and efficiently so that creators can benefit from their work. Copyright protection also helps to ensure that unique and valuable works continue to be published and enjoyed by the public at large. The conclusion of this writing is to provide an explanation of the legal protection given to authors of written works in this case Books and book adaptations, namely E-Books with the existence of Indonesian Law No.28 of 2014 concerning Copyright which is applied to the Court Decision studied by the author

Net-knitting: the library paradigm and the new environment

It is the purpose of this paper to argue that librarians have been blinded to its basic flaws by the gaudiness of the Internet and that we are confusing sources and resources. The Internet shows none of the features required for scholarly communication and whether or not we believe this will change, we should be developing models which offer electronic services as a viable and reliable resource

Information Outlook, April 2006

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Resource sharing and hybrid libraries: the MALIBU Project

The British electronic libraries programme has funded four projects to develop thinking on so-called hybrid libraries and one of these is MALIBU (Modernising Academic Libraries in British Universities), based at King's College London. Working with the libraries of Oxford and Southampton Universities it will take a very rich set of humanities resources from archives and incunabula to digital products and networked resources and create a seamless single access point to all the available resources. It will also explore how strategies can be developed to make resources available locally as operational services rather than unreliably over the Internet. It does not set out to create its own new tools but rather to find ways of integrating tools already in existence or being developed