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This document provides instructions for an assignment for a course on Cyber Law and Cyber Security. It lists 6 questions students must answer as part of the assignment. They must be submitted by December 31, 2012 to the Director of the NLU-IMT Collaborative Programs. The questions address topics like the role of WIPO in intellectual property governance, how digital rights management helps with copyright protection, jurisdictional issues in cyberspace, how the Information Technology Act addresses data protection and civil/criminal liabilities, the role of domain names and the UDRP in resolving disputes, and advising a news website owner on potential actions against a site linking to their content without showing advertisements.
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