Computer law TI law

Computer law related to the overlapping areas of law and computer science.The first historically was law information technology (IT or law). ("TI law" should not be confused with the IT aspects of the law itself, although there are overlapping issues.) IT Act is the law (statutes, regulations and case law) that regulates digital broadcasting, both information (digitized) software itself (see history of free software and open source), and legal aspects of information technology more broadly. Act mainly covering digital information (including information security and electronic commerce) aspects and is described as "laws of paper" for a "paperless".Cyber ​​Law and Internet Law is a term that encompasses the legal aspects related to the use of the Internet. It is less a distinct field of intellectual property or contractual right, because it is a domain that encompasses many areas of law and regulation. Some of the main topics of internet access and use, privacy, freedom of expression, and jurisdiction."Computer Law" is a third term tends to relate to issues that include both Internet law and aspects of patents and copyrights of computer technology and software.