Chat with AIExam 14: Electronic Commerce and Databases
What, in detail, is cybersquatting?
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VerifiedCybersquatting is the practice of registering a domain name that uses the name or trademark of an existing business, with the intent to sell the name to that business at a profit or to capitalize on that name for some other purpose. A 1999 federal law called the Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA) makes cybersquatting illegal. A trademark owner claiming to be a victim of cybersquatting can file a suit under the ACPA. To have its claim upheld, a trademark owner must prove that it was the first to use the name or trademark for commercial purposes, that the name or trademark was distinctive at the time the domain name was first registered, that the domain name is the same as or sufficiently similar to the trademark as to cause confusion, and that the domain name registrant had a bad faith intent to profit from the trademark. A trademark owner who wins a suit can obtain the rights to the domain name and perhaps be awarded monetary damages up to $100,000. ICANN also arbitrates cybersquatting disputes, with essentially the same criteria, but does not award any monetary damages. International disputes may be brought before the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), a United Nations agency. Since beginning this practice in 1999, the WIPO has received over 20,000 cases concerning about 35,000 domain names. Over 90% of these cases were decided in favor of those who charged they were the victims of cybersquatting.
The SQL command to create a table only requires specification of the various attributes by name and data type.
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Opening an online store requires less planning than building another physical store location.
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A ____ gives the user, or the user's application software, the ability to combine and manipulate data easily in ways that would be very difficult if the data were kept in separate and unrelated files.
(37) ____ is the time to position the read/write head over the correct track on the disk.
(45) Organizing the way that records are stored on the disk can help to minimize the access time by reducing the number of disk ____________________ that must be done before finding the sector containing the desired record.
(39) An ____ will, for a fee, design your Web site and manage it on an ongoing basis.
(39) ____ is the time for the correct sector to rotate under the read/write head.
(45) A total ____ is where orders are processed, credit is verified, transactions are completed, debits are issued, shipping is alerted, and inventory is reduced, all electronically.
(34) ____ is the practice of impersonating a legitimate site for the purposes of stealing money or stealing identity by collecting confidential information such as credit card numbers, names, and addresses.
(43) A program written in ____________________ asks for something to be done but it does not contain a specific sequence of instructions on how it is to be done.
(33) To manage a relational table, you need only be able to add new tuples to the table and delete tuples from a table.
(38) To change information in an existing tuple, you use the SQL ____ command.
(37) Transmission of Web pages between a client and server is stateless. _________________________
(34) Building massive, integrated government databases raises fewer technical questions than legal, political, social, and ethical ones.
(38) Each record in a file contains information about an item in the "universe of discourse" that the file describes.
(30) A disk input/output (I/O) operation is a much slower process than accessing information stored in main memory, sometimes by as much as three or four orders of magnitude. _________________________
(50) You maintain a ____ Web presence to streamline transactions between you as the seller and other businesses as buyers.
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