Q-1
A-Copyright law has always included elements, such as the fair-use exemption, that make it difficult to apply. Explain how the Internet has made this worse by citing specific examples. In discussing this question, be sure to include what the fair use exemption is, its purpose, as well as some examples of how the internet has made this exemption difficult to follow and enforce.
B-Determine whether file sharing is necessary to further advantage technology or if it should be stopped because it violates copyright law. In other words, we would want to discuss what file sharing is, some examples of file sharing, and how file sharing tends to violate copyright law and whether we should stop file sharing altogether as a means of protecting copyrights of the owners of these files.
Q-2
A-Explain the various privacy rights that businesses on the Web are lawfully obligated to adhere to. Describe some of the gray areas in enforcing these laws on the Internet. When we consider gray areas, think about privacy issues that companies may not necessarily be obligated to adhere to but should as well as legal obligations that are difficult to follow, such as businesses that operate in foreign countries and such
B-Cookies are small text files placed on Web client computers to identify returning customers to a Website. Most visitors find the privacy risk posed by cookies to be acceptable. Analyze the future of cookie usage by looking at the advantages and disadvantages, along with the current business and consumer climate associated with their use.