Module 3 – Annotated Bibliography 1
Internet Society ISCO (2007), About the Internet, Guide to Internet Law
Retrieved January 25, 2008 from http://www.isoc.org/internet/law
The Internet Society’s primary Internet Law webpage has been divided into the following areas: general research, non-government organisations, legal forms, law search engines and research tools, communication law, glossaries and treaties. Each of these links opens to a secondary page of web links which open to websites of appropriate organisations and government agencies.
With regards to Internet Law, the Internet Society is not an information provider, but is a linkage to an appropriate information provider.
This website provides a good linkage for those interested in how the internet is regulated, how policy is developed, why standards are set and the legalities of the internet.
The website is neatly presented with clear readable text, well defined sections and hyperlinks that work. The linked webpages are also uncluttered and consistently formatted.
