THE JOHN MARSHALL JOURNAL
OF
COMPUTER & INFORMATION LAW

An
International
Law Journal
on
Information
Technology
a
publication
of
The Center
for Information
Technology and
Privacy Law
of
The John Marshall
Law School
Volume XV Number 1

REFLECTIONS ON COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY & THE LAW
Foreword George B. Trubow
A Functional Approach to Information Upon the Convergence of Communication and Information Processing Roy N. Freed
The Invention and Future of the Computer Lee Loevinger
A CYBERSPACE PERSPECTIVE
Allocating the Risk of Loss for Bank Card Fraud on the Internet Randy Gainer
It's 1996: Do You Know Where Your Cyberkids Are? Captive Audiences and Content Regulation on the Internet Dawn L. Johnson
ARTICLES
1996 Computers and Telecommunications Law Update New Developments: Asia-Pacific Fred Chilton, Emma Moloney & Simon Cant
The Protection of Information Technology in a Culturally Diverse Marketplace Doris E. Long
Copying to Compete: The Tension Between Copyright Protection & Antitrust Policy in Recent Non-Literal Computer Program Copyright Infringement Cases Mark L. Gordon

FALL 1996