Cyberlaw: Management and Entrepreneurship
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Jonathan J. Darrow
Sean P. Melvin
Kabrina K. Chang
Published: 2015
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
Pages: 625
ISBN 13: 9781454850458
ISBN 10: 1454850450
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"Business managers in today's entrepreneurial Internet-based startups need both knowledge and agility to navigate this fast-changing area, with its high concentration of intellectual property assets and uncertain legal environment. Using a cohesive, life-cycle approach - from idea to operation to exit - this edition of Cyberlaw: Management and Entrepreneurship covers business, cyberlaw, entrepreneurship, and management issues in the order they typically arise in the business cycle. Using this text, students will achieve the theoretical understanding and practical competencies they will need to meet the legal, business, and ethical challenges presented by today's technology startups"--Unedited summary from book cover.