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429 Virtual Casinos On the other hand, we can question the act of complicity of the financial institution, notably regarding the victims of their acts, in the opening of an account which allows a vir- tual casino to carry out unlawful acts where the institutions are fully aware of the illegality of a virtual casino.The same applies for the provision of a secure payment solution. Therefore, it seems unquestionable that the current legal insecurity has to cause a reaction from the legislator.The Trucy report is not an isolated French phenomenon. We can note that on the European Union level a deliberation has come about concerning the present context of the internal services market policy.The European Commission is preparing a report on all “services” defined by article 49 CE, which may well quote “online gambling” and “casinos” in a list of barriers to the free provision of services as outlined in article 49 CE. Alexandre Menais, Lovells, Administrator of juriscom.net <http://www.juriscom.net> and Marie Marcoux, Lovells, Paris BOOK REVIEW Intellectual Property – Asia Intellectual Property in the Digital Age – Challenges for Asia, edited by Christopher Heath and Anselm Kanperman Sanders, 2001, Kluwer Law International, 220pp., ISBN 90 411 9847 4. This text comprises the results of a seminar held in June 2000 by the Macau Institute of European Studies which was established in 1995 to act as a bridge between Europe and East Asia in the promotion of European studies. In focusing on intellectual property law this particular seminar sought to restore the subject to the forefront and to reverse the tendency to overlook the subject, as it had been in the past by law schools. The book is divided into six sections which, following a general introduction, cover copyright and data protection; patents and indigenous knowledge; trademarks and unfair com- petition; and IP and e-commerce in greater China. Available from Kluwer Law International, Distribution Centre PO Box 322, 3300 AH, Dordrecht, The Netherlands or in North Central and South America from Kluwer at 101 Philip Drive, Norwell, MA 02061, USA. Internet: <kluwer- [email protected]>. BOOK REVIEW Information Technology Law, Information and Information Technology edited by Eli Lederman and Ron Shapira, 2001, hard-cover, Kluwer Law International, 426pp. ISBN 90 411 1675 3. This book contains a selection of papers presented at the Buchmann International Conference on Law, Information and Information Technology held at Tel Aviv University.As the preface indicates:“The evolving information society is cre- ating new economic, cultural and political opportunities. However, it also brings with it new issues and risks, which are creating fresh challenges for every legal system. This selection contains a group of articles, which present multifaceted intersections of law,information and information technology.” The papers are divided into six sections – conceptualizing information law; privacy; intellectual property; regulating the Internet; the stock market; and authentication. The work cov- ers a broad range of topics and will be of interest to students and practitioners looking for some broader analysis of the underpinnings and influences shaping the development of law and information technology. Available from Kluwer Law International, Distribution Centre PO Box 322, 3300 AH, Dordrecht, The Netherlands or in North Central and South America from Kluwer at 101 Philip Drive, Norwell, MA 02061, USA. Internet: <kluwer- [email protected]>.

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On the other hand, we can question the act of complicity ofthe financial institution, notably regarding the victims oftheir acts, in the opening of an account which allows a vir-tual casino to carry out unlawful acts where the institutionsare fully aware of the illegality of a virtual casino.The sameapplies for the provision of a secure payment solution.

Therefore, it seems unquestionable that the current legalinsecurity has to cause a reaction from the legislator.The Trucyreport is not an isolated French phenomenon. We can note

that on the European Union level a deliberation has comeabout concerning the present context of the internal servicesmarket policy.The European Commission is preparing a reporton all “services”defined by article 49 CE,which may well quote“online gambling” and “casinos” in a list of barriers to the freeprovision of services as outlined in article 49 CE.

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This text comprises the results of a seminar held in June 2000 by the Macau Institute of European Studies which wasestablished in 1995 to act as a bridge between Europe and East Asia in the promotion of European studies. In focusing onintellectual property law this particular seminar sought to restore the subject to the forefront and to reverse the tendencyto overlook the subject, as it had been in the past by law schools. The book is divided into six sections which, following ageneral introduction,cover copyright and data protection;patents and indigenous knowledge; trademarks and unfair com-petition; and IP and e-commerce in greater China.

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This book contains a selection of papers presented at the Buchmann International Conference on Law, Informationand Information Technology held at Tel Aviv University.As the preface indicates:“The evolving information society is cre-ating new economic, cultural and political opportunities. However, it also brings with it new issues and risks, which arecreating fresh challenges for every legal system. This selection contains a group of articles, which present multifacetedintersections of law, information and information technology.” The papers are divided into six sections – conceptualizinginformation law;privacy; intellectual property;regulating the Internet; the stock market;and authentication. The work cov-ers a broad range of topics and will be of interest to students and practitioners looking for some broader analysis of theunderpinnings and influences shaping the development of law and information technology.

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