Did you know that some activities teachers and school administrators commonly practice as an ERP protocol are punishable offenses? The most common example is corporal punishment. The number of physical offences committed by unprofessional teachers has gone down by great percentages recently due to emerging digital technologies. LMS portals allow …
Read More »BENEFITS OF STUDYING SOCIAL SCIENCE
Schooling is the most beautiful phase of everyone’s life. Students learn a lot of new things during their schooling. It is the most blissful time of life. As the years in school passes the pressure of studies on students increases. They start thinking about their career and future. Everyone has …
Read More »What Important Topics Should be Prepared for RBI Grade B Mains Exam?
Many people prepare for the RBI Grade B exam because it can open doors to good, stable jobs. However, sometimes preparing for such an exam can get daunting. This article covers all the information aspirants need to know about the exam, and it can help them prepare better. The RBI …
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These days there is a very popular dialogue among students and that too related to their studies and learning i.e., ” I am confused”. Yes, this dialogue has become the common enemy of the students because they are really confused about everything due to unorganized student life. And this unorganized …
Read More »A Comparative Analysis of the Constitutional and Administrative Frameworks of Cyberspace and the United Kingdom
At the dawn of the Worldwide Web when there was a heating up of imposition of laws by nation-states on the international communications networks, one isolated voice spoke out and was cross-posted more times than the author could imagine. In March 1999, the strategy for regulating government exploitation of the …
Read More »Cyber Law & Cyber Ethics and Online Gambling
applicable in their own physical location across the geographical boundaries, or believing there is a relaxation of regulations and restrictions. They may also be erroneously enlarging their personal security perimeter, acting under a false impression that the limit of communication is with the computer screen itself, or is restricted to …
Read More »Narbs as a Measure and Indicator of Identity Narratives
INTRODUCTION The growing number of people who have begun to subscribe to social networking sites (SNS) in the early part of the twenty-first century has been a phenomenon that has attracted significant attention from scholars, popular media, and the general population as people have embraced the SNS system as a …
Read More »How are Hacking Behaviors Tackled Under Law?
Brenner (2006) indicates that according to section 1030 of the US Code, depending on the type of hacking activity engaged in, offenders can be fined, imprisoned for up to ten years, or both. This imprisonment can be extended to up to 20 years for repeat offenders. Tavani (2007) suggests that …
Read More »Legal and Ethical Aspects of an Ambiguous Activity
Hacking is an activity which has long been tied with ethical and legal complications. The term has evolved to have both ethical and unethical connotations, which can be confusing to the uninitiated. Hacker subculture has a myriad of terminology, sometimes with subtle variations, and this chapter identifies the main subcategories …
Read More »Law and Technology at Crossroads in Cyberspace: Where Do We Go From Here?
INTRODUCTION Computer crime has evolved to be a serious problem that deserves attention. The Internet-enabled environment facilitates many flexible work opportunities for employees allowing them to work away from their desks. Telecommuting, working from home, and remote computing while traveling is becoming common occurrence in many organizations. Thus organizations are …
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