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| | Post New Topic | | Law & Cyberspace | Views: 606 | | Jul 28, 2006 2:42 am | | Law & Cyberspace | # | 
Karel Frielink | | Here follow some interesting questions and topics. Different jurisdictions, different answers? I'm curious!
Do you need permission to hyperlink?
What can you do if you are hyperlinked yourself, but you do not want to be associated with the website the link has been put on?
Can putting a hyperlink on a site be misleading?
Are you responsible for the content of the hyperlinks you use?
Kind regards,
Karel Frielink
++ KAREL'S LEGAL BLOG ++
http://www.curacao-law.com
Private Reply to Karel Frielink | | Aug 27, 2006 4:02 pm | | re: Law & Cyberspace | # | 
Althea Herrera | | As a general rule, you dont need permission to hyperlink. However, if the author doesnt want his article republished, recopied or cited, you couldn't.
Usually you are linked by sites that are related to your site, i.e. lawyering. If you dont want to be associated to the site that linked you, you can always email the author/site owner to remove your link from their site.
Thea
http://www.streamsgroup.com
http://blog.streamsgroup.com
http://www.baymuse.com
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