Brief Hypotheticals 6.1
MediaContact, Inc., specializes in sending unsolicited commercial emails on behalf of its clients.
MediaContact may be required to do the following to comply with state laws. Choose two. -
ANS-Include a toll-free phone number or return email address that the recipient can use to ask
the sender not to send unsolicited emails.
GoInternet, Inc., is an Internet-access service provider that is being forced to manage numerous
unwanted emails from a sender of email advertisements. GoInternet can sue the company that
is e-mailing spam under the CAN-SPAM Act if the sender does any of the following except: -
ANS-Sends messages involving products of companies previously sued under the CAN-SPAM
Act.
Julian sends false and deceptive e-mails from a computer in France to recipients in the United
States. United States government officials can cooperate and share information with foreign
governments under the: - ANS-U.S. Safe Web Act.
Russell reserves the domain name "juliaroberts.com" and creates a fan Web site dedicated to
Julia Roberts, the actress. Russell eventually sends Ms. Roberts a letter offering to sell her the
domain name. Which term defines Russell? - ANS-Cybersquatter
Ron reserves the domain name www.wamart.com before Wal-Mart does, which directs a user to
a Web site he has set up that sells retail goods online. Ron's action is known as: -
ANS-Typosquatting.
Yakov downloads a movie onto his laptop without permission from the movie provider. Yakov
has violated: - ANS-Copyright law.
Irene sues Mark for defamation. During the lawsuit, Irene wants to obtain copies of Mark's posts
on his social media. Irene will: - ANS-Be allowed to obtain Mark's social media posts before the
trial begins.
Takota Retail discovers that one of its employees, Barry, has disparaged the company on
Facebook about its selling practices. Takota Retail has a policy in place that expects employees
to "avoid public comment that adversely effects the company." Takota can: - ANS-Terminate
Barry based on his violation of the company's social media policy.
Michael, a teacher, posts derogatory comments about his fellow teachers and students on his
Facebook page and is subsequently terminated. His posts likely: - ANS-Violated school policy,
and his termination will be upheld.
MediaContact, Inc., specializes in sending unsolicited commercial emails on behalf of its clients.
MediaContact may be required to do the following to comply with state laws. Choose two. -
ANS-Include a toll-free phone number or return email address that the recipient can use to ask
the sender not to send unsolicited emails.
GoInternet, Inc., is an Internet-access service provider that is being forced to manage numerous
unwanted emails from a sender of email advertisements. GoInternet can sue the company that
is e-mailing spam under the CAN-SPAM Act if the sender does any of the following except: -
ANS-Sends messages involving products of companies previously sued under the CAN-SPAM
Act.
Julian sends false and deceptive e-mails from a computer in France to recipients in the United
States. United States government officials can cooperate and share information with foreign
governments under the: - ANS-U.S. Safe Web Act.
Russell reserves the domain name "juliaroberts.com" and creates a fan Web site dedicated to
Julia Roberts, the actress. Russell eventually sends Ms. Roberts a letter offering to sell her the
domain name. Which term defines Russell? - ANS-Cybersquatter
Ron reserves the domain name www.wamart.com before Wal-Mart does, which directs a user to
a Web site he has set up that sells retail goods online. Ron's action is known as: -
ANS-Typosquatting.
Yakov downloads a movie onto his laptop without permission from the movie provider. Yakov
has violated: - ANS-Copyright law.
Irene sues Mark for defamation. During the lawsuit, Irene wants to obtain copies of Mark's posts
on his social media. Irene will: - ANS-Be allowed to obtain Mark's social media posts before the
trial begins.
Takota Retail discovers that one of its employees, Barry, has disparaged the company on
Facebook about its selling practices. Takota Retail has a policy in place that expects employees
to "avoid public comment that adversely effects the company." Takota can: - ANS-Terminate
Barry based on his violation of the company's social media policy.
Michael, a teacher, posts derogatory comments about his fellow teachers and students on his
Facebook page and is subsequently terminated. His posts likely: - ANS-Violated school policy,
and his termination will be upheld.
