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Web Application Deployment module A213
Commercial and Legal Aspects
Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module A213. This topic is presented on public courses Deploying Apache and Tomcat, Deploying LAMP - Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl/PHP, Linux Web Server, Learning to program in PHP, PHP Programming, Using Perl on the Web, Deploying Java Applications on Linux / Unix, %xw%

Just before you implement that live, online application, stop for a moment and consider the non-technical aspects of the scheme. This module introduces the legal requirements for the United Kingdom, and many commercial aspects too.

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2014-07-11
 
4234Change to Libel and Defamation laws from 1st January 2014
The Defamation Act of 2013 - http://services.parliament.uk/bills/2012-13/defamation.html - comes into force at midnight tonight (31st December 2013) "The aim of the Bill is to reform the law of defamation to ensure that a fair balance is struck between the right to freedom of expression and the protection ...
2014-01-03
 
3747An easy way to comply with the new cookie law if your site is well designed
If your website is well structured, it shouldn't be a big problem update it to become compliant with the new cookie law - see [here]. I've completed the changes on three sites so far today - Well House Consultants, Well House Manor and Melksham Chamber of Commerce, and I have done considerable work ...
2012-06-02
 
3746Google Analytics and the new UK Cookie law
1. If you run Google Analytics on your web site, up to 4 cookies are stored in your browser. 2. UK law now states: Cookies or similar devices must not be used unless the subscriber or user of the relevant terminal equipment: (a) is provided with clear and comprehensive information about the purposes ...
2012-06-02
 
3745Legal change - You need to obtain user consent if you use cookies on your website
The law which applies to how we use cookies and similar technologies for storing information on a user’s equipment such as their computer or mobile device changed on 26 May 2011. There has been a year's "grace" in the UK prior to the adoption of this new law, but as from this coming Monday, it's ...
2012-06-02
 
3168Web Sites - Subject to Advertising Standards from 1st March - check your sites
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2011-02-19
 
2140Beware - giving copyright away when you upload a picture - Dogs Trust
We've signed up to add pictures of the hound to "DoggySnaps" - run / sponsored by the Dog's Trust from where Gypsy arrived. Yes, we paid Gypsy's kennel costs. Yes, we made a donation ... but we want to encourage them more and help them with things like a vibrant web site (which it is). But - goodness ...
2011-02-16
 
3104Catering in Syracuse, the Saigon Cafe, stolen images and Christmas
It was - indeed - a lovely buffet that we laid on at our old training centre in 2005 during a Perl course. So we took a picture of it, and included it in our slide show. Other, too, loved the picture and "hotlinked" it from our site into their various Plurks, to the extent that we were getting up to ...
2011-01-03
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994Training on Cascading Style Sheets
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2010-12-29
 
3016The legal considerations of your web presence - revisited
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2592Re-using our pictures
With thousands of pictures on our web site, I often get asked for permission to reuse them - and I'm usually very happy to grant such permission. However, a few pictures aren't actually my copyright, and others are used on our site on the understanding that I won't let them be used elsewhere. If you ...
2010-10-08
 
2686Freedom of Information - consideration for web site designers
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2010-10-08
 
2252Leaping dog, Leaping horse, copyright of old masters
A picture I took earlier - Gypsy leaping through high grass in the field that also includes the Devizes White Horse. It got me thinking that I have seen other pictures of leaping animals, and also how small the picture subject can become yet still remain the picture subject. Here is "The Leaping Horse" ...
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876Making pages clearer - easy Disability Discrimination Act Compliance
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1937Getting hold of the wrong end of the stick
I got an email on Tuesday that I would describe as aggressive in its approach, accusing me of libelling various people, and demanding that I remove that material from my site. Problem was ... the retired senior business man had got hold of the wrong end of the stick. I hadn't even heard of the people ...
2008-12-12
 
1840Validating Credit Card Numbers
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2008-10-14
 
1747Who is watching you?
How would you feel if someone sat opposite you in a train, stared hard at your throughout your journey, watched what you were doing all the time yet without engaging you at all? I suspect you would find that it made your spine tingle - it certainly would with me, and it would make me wonder what that ...
2008-08-10
 
320Ordnance Survey - using a 'Get a map'
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2008-05-10
 
1485Copyright and theft of images, bandwidth and members.
Some poor home school kid in the USA just got the sharp end of my tongue .. I had just signed up to a political forum and so had he (he said) and he wrote: Also I was wondering if you would join my political forum at http://www.xxx.org .(I know this is an advert but it's really hard to get a new board ...
2008-05-10
 
1506Ongoing Image Copyright Issues, PHP and MySQL solutions
I actually want to encourage people to use my images ... but to do so with permission, which usually means something as simple as a link back you our page which works out for everyone's benefit. A lot of people ask, but some don't seem to know that they should! I've added an ability to "watermark" ...
2008-01-17
 
1486Does anyone understand Lithuanian?
After yesterday when I found mountains and molehills from Wiltshire supporting a right wing USA political website, I added a few lines into my image scripts and they're all coming out of the woodwork! I think this page is an artistic / critical review - in Lithuanian - of one of my pictures. Does ...
2007-12-27
 
1431Getting the community on line - some basics
We're very much involved at the high-tech end of internet programming and web site development and training. But it's really good for me good to see the other end of the spectrum, from time to time, and an hour's seminar at Chippenham Library last night, run by the local community web team, was an ideal ...
2007-11-13
 
1054UK legal requirements for your commercial web site
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2007-01-27
 
795Remember a site's non-technical issues too
From the PHP course yesterday ... we came up with a list of extra considerations (beyond the narrow technical) for your PHP Web applications. Thought you might like to share the checklist ... Search Engine Optimisation Good URLs Good Original Content Links from / to other good sites Clear HTML Code ...
2006-07-07
 
759Watch your Google profile
I've been cc'd into an argument on a forum (not our Opentalk) and I'm taking great care not to join in or read deeply into what looks like a feud between a couple of folks who, frankly, should agree to disagree. However, I did pick up: "Speaking for myself, I’ve never bothered Googling anyone ...
2006-06-13
 
532Copyright - how much can I legally copy?
I dropped off Dad at his place this evening and while he was making a coffee, I was reading "Private Eye". Wow - I wish I could write like that. And - goodness - they have it EXACTLY right in their "Signal Failures - Coping with congestion" article, which starts: Growing road congestion is a potential ...
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746Domain Listing Center and Domain Registry of America
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2006-06-06
 
142Colour for access
Under disability discrimination legistlation, anyone who offers a service is required to make all reasonable efforts to provide an equality of service to anyone who suffers any form of disability; we've all seen wheelchair ramps and wide doors spring up on the High Street of late. Every disabled person ...
2006-06-05
 
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Disability access - our web site reflects the standard
Background information
You may download this module as a sample of our material
Topics covered in this module
Why discuss this on a technical course?.
Data Protection.
Data Protection Act, 1998.
Freedom of Information Act, 2000.
Privacy and credit card security.
Unsolicited commercial emailing and mailing lists.
Page content.
Copyright.
Advertising standards.
Other content issues.
Who is the publisher?.
Registration agencies - the shady dealers.
Accessibility.
Backups and security.
Attracting customers.
Ease of use.
Marketing and visibility.
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