Renato Burruso/Giovanni Buonomo/Giuseppe Corasanti/Gianfranco D'Aietti:
Profili penali 6719 Manlio Cammarata: Dati personali. Un progetto da rifare.
MC Microcomputer Gennaio 1995, 140-146. Sta per essere presentato alle Camere
un disegno di legge del governo sulla protezione della privacy, che ricalca
in gran parte quello decaduto nella passata legislatura. Un insieme confuso
di norme inapplicabili.

6821 John Dvorak: License to kill. PC Computing March 1995, 49.
The author holds that the notion of licensing software is now outdated.
There is no reason that an old copy of Ami Pro, Word, or Word Perfect
shouldn't be sold to a pal for $10 or whatever it's worth. If someone has
two machines at home plus a laptop, they aren't buying three copies of
everything. Software has become a personal possession, not a licensed
artefact.

14105 Andrew Grosso: The Economic Espionage Act - touring the
minefields. Comm. ACM 43/8 (2000), 15-18.

15040 Andrea Monti: Una risposta a Scott Pulp, manager Microsoft.
Linux & C Dicembre 2001, 80-81.

Ann Okerson: Who owns digital works?
Sci. American 275 (1996), 64-68.

L. Patterson/S. Lindberg: The nature of copyright - a law of user's rights.
Georgia UP 1991.

11424 E. Leonard Rubin: US fails to guard data base henhouse.
Nat. Law J. 9 June 1997, ...

Jeffrey Samuels (ed.): Patent, trademark and copyright laws. BNA Books
(softbound). A handy book, updated at least annually. It has all the IPL
statutes (not regs.).

P. Samuelson: Intellectual property rights and the global information
economy. Comm. ACM 39/... (1996), 23-28.

P. Samuelson: Technological protection for copyrighted works.
Emory Law J. ... (1996), ...

Ulrich Schmoch/Knut Koschatzky (ed.): Freie Erfindungen erfolgreich
verwerten. TU''V Rheinland 1996. DM 98.

14107 Barbara Simons: Shrink-wrapping our rights.
Comm. ACM 43/8 (2000), 168.

6682 Carlo Sorge: Recensione del libro "Profili penali dell'informatica" di
Burruso e.a. PC Professionale Febbraio 1995, 114.

6697 Richard Stallman: Copywrong. Minds & Bits 4 (Gennaio 1995), 10-13.
[Originally in Wired 1.3 (1993)].