Book tip: The most common legal errors in websites

A presence on the Internet is a must for the vast majority of companies today. Many companies can no longer ignore the rapidly growing online trade. The shipping giant Amazon has paved the way for online sales to private customers, the so-called B2C market, and has secured itself lucrative market dominance in the process. It is therefore only understandable that many companies have followed suit - or would like to do so. But be careful: The Internet is by no means a legal vacuum. Companies that want to do business online on a permanent basis have to comply with a large number of consumer, data protection and competition regulations, which is why the risk of legal pitfalls is high, as Martin Rätze points out in Die häufigsten Rechtsfehler in Websites. He names the most common mistakes that companies make - usually more out of ignorance than malicious intent. In the age of copy-and-paste, copyright infringements in particular are regularly committed - from copied general terms and conditions and data protection declarations to disregarded trademark rights. getAbstract recommends this thin little book as a valuable guide that could easily include more practical examples for the sake of compactness.getAbstract rating: 8Feasibility: 10Degree of innovation: 7Style: 6Publisher: BusinessVillage GmbHYear of Publication: 2015Pages: 46ISBN: 9783869803616