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FalseDifficulty:

772

3.

Companiesusesearchenginemarketing（SEM）methodstoincreasetheirchanceof“gettingfound”amongcompetingWebsites.

MediumPageReference:

772

4.

Thevolumeofe-mailspamhasdecreasedbecauseofthewidespreaduseandeffectivenessofantispamsoftwareandISPspamfilters.

772

5.

Spamsenttoblogs,cellularphones,orothertypesofmessagingmediatopromoteproductsorservicesiscalledmediaspam.

6.

Webpagesthathavebeencreatedtotricksearchenginesintoofferingpoor-qualityresultsarereferredtoassearchenginespam.

7.

Actsoractivitiesthatareunethicalarealsoillegal.

773

8.

Creationsofthemind,suchasinventions,literaryandartisticworks,andsymbols,names,images,anddesigns,usedincommerceareknownasprivateproperty.

774

9.

Questionsordisputesaboutthelegalityofspamcanberesolvedeasilybyreferringtorelevantlaws.

10.

Legalprecedentsaredecisionsbyjudgesthatmaybeusedasstandardsinsimilarlegalcasesthatfollow.

HardPageReference:

11.

Politicalspam,regardlessofitscontent,islegalintheUnitedStatesbecauseitisaformofspeechprotectedbytheConstitution.

774

12.

Significantchangesinthenatureofbusinessorcrimesleadtonewlawsbecauselawsmustremainresponsivetonewthreatsorabuses.

775

13.

Dueprocessisalegalclaimthatothersnotinterferewithaprotectedinterest,suchasprivacy,intellectualproperty,orfreespeech.

775

14.

Becauseofintellectualpropertylaw,therecordingindustrycanfilelawsuitsforcopyrightinfringementagainstYouTubeorMySpaceifitprofitsfromtherecordingindustry’spropertywithoutauthorizationandcompensation.

779

Ethicalunderstandingandreasoningabilities

15.

AcompanycanbesuedforlibelifitsECsitecontainsadefamatoryoruntruestatementthatcausesdamagetoapersonoranothercompany.

781

16.

AcorporatecodeofethicsshouldspecifywhetherthecompanyallowsemployeestosetuptheirownWebpagesonthecompanyintranetandtherulesforprivatee-mailusageduringworkinghours.

783

17.

ECwebsitecontentneedstobereviewedbyattorneyswithcyberlawexpertisetoensurethattherenothingisunethicalorillegalandthatallrequiredstatementsanddisclaimersareproperlyincluded.

783

18.

Ethicalprinciplesthatapplytothecollectionanduseofpersonalinformation,suchasnotifyingcustomersofinformationpracticesbeforecollectingit,donotapplytoinformationcollectedine-commerce.

19.

Asadefenseagainstabusivetrackbacktacticsbyprofit-motivatedspammers,trackbackspamfiltersareimplementedinblogpublishingsystems.

.

790

20.

Blockingtoolscannotstopadwareorsoftwarethatgetsbundledwithotherpopularapplications,suchasKazaa,fromdeliveringpop-upadsbecausetheyoriginatefromthedesktop,andnotthebrowser.

790

21.

Unlikehatesitesthatcancauseproblemsforcorporationsorleadtolawsuits,fansitesarebeneficialandwelcomedbytheentertainmentindustry.

791

22.

Onlinemerchantsrejectabout10percentofincomingordersbecauseofsuspicionsoffraud;

andabout3%ofacceptedordersturnouttobefraudulent.

792

23.

ElectronicsignaturesimproveECbyhelpingtodistinguishbetweenlegitimateandfraudtransactionsandbuildtrustandpredictabilityneededbypartiesdoingbusinessonline.

793

24.

Severalpublicorganizationsandprivatecompaniesattempttoprotectconsumersandbuildusers’trustandconfidenceintheInternetthroughasealofquality,suchasTrustmarkandBBBOnline.

796

25.

Onlinesellerscanbetterprotectthemselvesagainstfraudbyrequiringcustomerswhosebillingaddressisdifferentfromtheshippingaddresstocalltheirbankandhavethealternateaddressaddedtotheirbankaccount.

798

MultipleChoiceQuestions

26.

ApproximatelywhatpercentofInternetshoppersusesearchenginestofindproductsandservices?

a.10%

b.25%

c.50%

d.75%

DDifficulty:

771

27.

Sendingspamthatdisguisesasalespitchtolooklikeapersonale-mailsothatitwillbypasse-mailspamfiltersviolatesthe:

a.ControllingtheAssaultofNonSolicitedPornographyandMarketing（CAN-SPAM）Act.

b.ComputerFraudandAbuseAct（CFAA）

c.FirstAmendment

d.Children’sInternetProtectionAct（CIPA）

ADifficulty:

777

28.

TodefendagainstunethicalandillegalbusinesstacticsthatexploitECoperations,Google,MSNSearch,andYahoohaveturnedtoallofthefollowingaggressivemeasuresexcept:

a.Implementedspamsitereportingsystems.

b.Builtalgorithmsthatcheckforandpenalizedeceptiverank-boostingpractices.

c.Implementedhoneypots.

d.Bannedviolators’sites.

CDifficulty:

773

29.

Havingcontroloverthecollection,storage,anddisseminationofpersonalinformationisincludedinthecategoryof:

a.property

b.rights

c.duties

d.privacy

30.

Adecisionbyajudgethatmaybeusedasastandardinsimilarcasesthatfollowisreferredtoas:

a.intellectualproperty

b.legalprecedent

c.commonlaw

d.tort

BDifficulty:

774

31.

Criticsofpoliticalspamareagainstitsusebecausetheybelievethat:

a.allspamisanuisance,clogsmailservers,andcreatessecurityrisks

b.itisillegal

c.itincreasescandidates’dependenceonwealthyfundraisers,

d.itleadstopoliticalfavoritism

32.

Dueprocessis

a.alegalclaimthatothersnotinterferewithaprotectedinterest.

b.asetofenforceablerulesandregulations.

c.aguaranteeofbasicfairnessandfairproceduresinlegalaction.

d.alegalobligationnottointerferewithaprotectedinterest

775

33.

Adutyis

776

34.

Propertyrightsrelevanttoe-commerceincludeallofthefollowingEXCEPT:

a.Therighttobringcriminalchargesagainstaviolator.

b.Controloftheuseoftheproperty.

c.Therighttobenefit,transfer,orselltheproperty.

d.Therighttoexcludeothersfromtheproperty.

776

35.

Amusiccompanycanfilea________againstYouTubeandMySpaceforanyinterferencewiththeabilitytoprofitfromitsIPorforprofitingfromtherecordingindustry’spropertywithoutauthorizationandcompensation

a.criminalcharge

b.negligencecha