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ITNOW 2007 49(6):34; doi:10.1093/itnow/bwm059
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© 2007 The British Computer Society

Euro info society

Rachel Burnett

Burnett IT Legal Services. rb{at}burnett.uk.net


  Abstract

The regulations surrounding ecommerce in Europe may appear to be bureaucratically inhibiting for suppliers of goods and services. But the overall purpose of the laws imposed by the European Union is to help customers overcome their concerns, to encourage e-trading, and thereby to facilitate economic progress by attempting to harmonise the different regimes across member states.


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