Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2
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Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2
www.downloadslide.netCHAPTER >THE ENVIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND TAXISSUESLEARNING OBJECTIVESIn this chapter, you will learn: Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2:•How the legal environment affects electronic commerce activities•What elements combine to form an online business contract•How copyright, patent, and trademark laws govern tl>e use of intellectual properly online•That the Internet has opened doors for online crime, terrorism, and warfare•How ethic Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2s issues arise for companies conducting electronic commerce•Ways Io resolve conflicts between companies' desire to collect and use their customers’ daEbook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2
ta and the privacy rights of those customers•What taxes are levied on electronic commerce activitiesINTRODUCTIONSpokco is a California business that owww.downloadslide.netCHAPTER >THE ENVIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND TAXISSUESLEARNING OBJECTIVESIn this chapter, you will learn: Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 210, Spokeo also compiled information from public records and online sources (including social media sites) and sold it in the form of "profiles’ to business customers for various uses.CnpjrtfM 2015 («010: Loirai.;. A» Ri(l« Kr-wo-ol Mr. n» t« copied. ««««1 or1»«>1 frat. Ow « ctaaroaio rtjUv. iird fw Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2rty «««l iruy tEbook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2
kwww.downloadslide.netChapter 7These profiles included the person's address, phone number, mantal status, approximate age. e-mail address, hobbies, etwww.downloadslide.netCHAPTER >THE ENVIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND TAXISSUESLEARNING OBJECTIVESIn this chapter, you will learn: Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2en potential job applicants.In the United States, the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires that companies who sell information as a consumer reporting agency must take steps to ensure that its practices do not314violate the consumer protections specified in the FCRA.Although Spokeo did not thin Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2k it was a consumer reporting agency, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) did. and filed charges against the company for violations of the FCRA. IEbook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2
n response to the charges, spokeo changed the terms of service statement on its Web site to make clear that it was not a consumer reporting agency andwww.downloadslide.netCHAPTER >THE ENVIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND TAXISSUESLEARNING OBJECTIVESIn this chapter, you will learn: Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2 argued that Spokeo had marketed the profiles without making sure they would be used for legal purposes. The FTC also charged tlrat Spoked failed to ensure the accuracy of the profles and neglected to tell its customers what their responsibilities are under the FCRA. Al three of these requirements a Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2re mandated by the FCRA. The FTC also charger! Spokeo with violations of the Federal Trade Commission Act for making statements about the independenceEbook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2
of comments endorsing Spokeo's services displayed on the srte and posted on news and technology Web sties and blogs (the endorsements trad actualy bewww.downloadslide.netCHAPTER >THE ENVIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND TAXISSUESLEARNING OBJECTIVESIn this chapter, you will learn: Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2ces and Web Site. The company did not admit that the charges were true as part of the settlement.Companies that do business on the Web expose themselves, often unwittingly, to liabilities that arise from today's business environment. That environment includes laws and ethical considerationsCoftrttht Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2 JOISLomMf. Al RifMt R«cr»Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2
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VIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCEBusinesses that operate on the Web must comply with the same laws and regulations that govern (he ojicrations of all bwww.downloadslide.netCHAPTER >THE ENVIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND TAXISSUESLEARNING OBJECTIVESIn this chapter, you will learn: Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2r officers and owners that any business faces.Businesses operating on the Well lace Iwo additional complicating factors as they try Io comply with the law. First, the Web extends a company’s reach beyond traditional boundaries. As you learned in Chapter 1. a business that uses the Web becomes an int Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2ernational business instantly. Thus, a company can become subject to many more laws more quickly than a traditional brick-and-morlar business based inEbook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2
one sjiccific physical location. Second, the Web increases the speed and efficiency of business communications. As you learned in Chapters 3 and Í, cwww.downloadslide.netCHAPTER >THE ENVIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND TAXISSUESLEARNING OBJECTIVESIn this chapter, you will learn: Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2eates a network of customers who often have significant levels of interaction with each other. In Chapter 5, you learned how companies use online communications to facilitate complex strategic alliances and supply web relationships. These communication- ami information-sharing supply chain channels Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2also expose an organization’s operations to other entities. Web businesses that violate the law or breach ethical standards can face rapid and intenseEbook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2
reactions from large numbers of customers, vendors, and other stakeholders who liecomc aware of the businesses' activities.In this section, you will www.downloadslide.netCHAPTER >THE ENVIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND TAXISSUESLEARNING OBJECTIVESIn this chapter, you will learn: Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2 You will also learn about legal and ethical issues that arise when the Web is used in the commission of crimes, terrorist acts, and even the conduct of war. Ebook Electronic commerce (11/E): Part 2www.downloadslide.netCHAPTER >THE ENVIRONMENT OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE: LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND TAXISSUESLEARNING OBJECTIVESIn this chapter, you will learn:Gọi ngay
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