How would you describe the impact of e-business on the global legal environment?
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I would say that it has forced the legal environment to be more adaptive to global market needs. Legal provisions have on the whole had shortfalls as they have been developed for local or regional application.
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E-commerce (electronic commerce or EC) is the buying and selling of goods and services on the Internet, especially the World Wide Web. In practice, this term and a newer term, e-business, are often used interchangeably. For online retail selling, the term e-tailing is sometimes used.\n\nRequirements-Computer with internet connected,and any web browser
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Countries who trade and do business with each other is the Global Market.  Politics, war, weather, trends, laws and many other things can affect the global marketplace.  Another term is Globalization.  This is the process of transforming a business accross borders.
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The impact is generally, good. It has narrowed the gap between countries and cultures. It also provides unlimited knowledge at your fingertips. It has freed up the mind from useless clutter, because now the computer can store it instead of us.
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People knowing what they are buying, and the long ranging effects of the companies they buy products from. The consumers knowing their fundamental rights and exercising them to effect to redress on legal issues.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.ecommercetimes.com/
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Are you asking about a particular countries set of laws? If so you need to specify. If you are requesting a definition, they are effectively codes of conduct in business and commerce.
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The legal profession is a huge multinational empire. It's all geared to making money. I reckon it's about time we replaced all of it with computers.
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The same as the difference between commerce and business, except online.\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=define+commerce\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=define+business
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depends on the company, and it depends on how important they feel eCommerce is in their growth strategy.  If they are not an 'e' company, they're less likely to be responsive.  You also have to understand that most big companies get an ENORMOUS amount of email from people and can't answer everything.
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With the technological advances that shrink our world in the economic sense (think transportation and communication advances over the last 25-75 years), a global economy is a reality. Although the emotional negative of overseas outsourcing is real, the reality of the situation is that artificial obstacles to all aspects of free trade should be few and far between.
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e-business has not yet started action in Saudi Arabia.\n\nIT on the other hand is another issue,\n\nyou wont find any info on the web about this, if you live in KSA. Then i would suggest visiting a college library such as KFUPMs' \nOr king Saud univ.\n\nsome of the prof.s in those univ. posted their "fresh" researches, you will find useful and updated info.\n\n\nRegards
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globalization\nOperating around the world. Although many large companies have globalized for decades, the Web, more than any other phenomenon, has enabled the smallest company to have a global presence.
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Well that is a tricky question, because do you mean environmental like related to the planet or environmental as in a company's surroundings.\n\nEnvironmentally, all natural occurances affect business.  For example, snow could shut down a distribution center for a company in Florida, limiting the arrival of a new product.  But on the counterside, it increases business for a snow lodge, which is a positive effect, but one none the less.\n\nAs for surroundings, look at Porter's Five Forces.  Everything affects business, legal issues  consumer trends, new technology, all have an effect on how business runs.
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The big issue in the eBay v. MercExchange case is whether or not courts should automatically issue injunctions against patent infringers.\n\nThe law states that a court MAY issue an injunction against an infringer where infringement is found.  (An injunction is a court order saying that the infringer may no longer make/use/sell the infringing technology).  However, as a matter of practice, a court will automatically issue an injunction where infringement is found.\n\nSo the question is this... should eBay have to shut down it's entire site because one aspect of it infringes?\n\nEBay says no, that MercExchange should not be able to shut them down that easily.\n\nBig Pharma/Biotech is very interested in the outcome of this case because they rely on the ability to shut down infringers.
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Advantages of electronic buisness would be a good one.
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1) Start by seeking "professionals" (businessmen and a "hungry lawyer") and convince them that your concept is world-changing.\n2)  The businessman is the source of venture capital.\n3) For his legal work, give the lawyer a "piece of the action"\n4)  With your lack of credit or personal funds, borrowing money is mostly out of the question.\n5) Contact me for 2) above for "proof of concept".