This article examines a wide range of regulatory challenges to the new cyber order, offering the following mini-articles:
EUROPE
Despite Unification, Local Laws Might Take the “E” out of “EU”
ASIA-PACIFIC
In China, Malaysia and Singapore, Freedom and Control Dance a Digital Minuet
UNITED STATES:
A Presidential Campaign Tests the E-business Influence of Silicon Valley and Big Labor
Content: Article
Authors: Doug Garr, Mark Landler, Martin Vander Weyer
Source: strategy+business
Subjects: International, IT / Technology / E-Business
Authors: Doug Garr, Mark Landler, Martin Vander Weyer
Source: strategy+business
Subjects: International, IT / Technology / E-Business
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