packet sniffing 15/4.1.3

Packet switch, definition [jump to word in Glossary]

packets 1/2/1

packet-switched network 1/2/1

Panavision International LP v Toeppen 3/4.2.2/2

paper money 10/1/2

Paris Convention 2/1/2

Parker at al v CN Enterprises et al 13/4.1.2/2

passing-off 3/4.1.2/1

passing-off, definition 3/2.2/1

passing-off, threatened 3/4.1.2.2/10

passing-off, tort of 3/4.1.2/1

passport management 5/5.3/2

password, closed domain 5/5.3.2

password, created from two words 5/5.3.4/1

Password, definition [jump to word in Glossary]

password, encrypted 10/4.3/3

password, guidelines for use 5/5.3.4

password, in the workplace 7/5/6

password, local 5/5.3.1

password, public 5/5.3.3

password, word pair for each of the risk domains 5/5.3.4/2

passwords 5/2.4.2.1/1

passwords 5/5.3

passwords 7/5/6

patent application 3/7.2/1

Patent Class, US 395 3/7.2/1

patent law, US 3/7.2/1

patents 3/7

Patents Act 2/1/6

Patents Act 3/7.5/2

patents, e-commerce and the Internet 3/7.3/4

patents, European covering software 3/7.3/1

patents, European Patent Convention 3/7.3/1

patents, European Patent Office 3/7.3

patents, examples of Internet related inventions 3/7.4

patents, Internet related inventions 3/7.2/2

patents, Japanese Patent Office 3/7.3/2

patents, software and computer process 3/7.2/1

patents, software-related inventions 3/7

patents, UK Patent Office 3/7.3

patents, web browsers, applications programs, operating systems, encryption methods, user interfaces, software for implementing business 3/7.4/1

patents, web sites providing more information on 3/7.5/2

paternity right 2/6/2

Paul v Davis 13/2.2/6

payment by charge card 10/4.1.1/4

payment by cheque 10/3.2/3

payment by credit card 10/4.1.1/2

payment by debit card 10/4.1.1/3

payment by means other than legal tender 10/3.2/4

payment card 10/4.1

payment card used for online payment 10/4.1.1

payment in the legal sense 10/3/2

payment mechanisms, reliable 10/7/1

payment system, definition of 10/2/2

payment systems, based on electronic funds transfer principles 10/4

payment systems, goal of all 10/3/3

payment, finality of 10/3.3/2

payment, fraudulent received innocently 10/4.1.3/3

payment, international instructions 10/2/6

payment, of a debt sounding in money 10/3.2/2

payment, principles of 10/3.4

payment, the law of 10/2

payment, the manner of 10/3.2

payment, the moment of 10/3.3

payment, unauthorised 10.4.1.3

peaks and through 1/3.4.2/3

peering agreements 1/3.3

Peering, definition [jump to word in Glossary]

permanent establishment 8/3.5

permanent establishment, definition 8/3.5/2

permanent establishment, Web site and 8/3.6/2

permanent leased line connection 1/2/5

permanent leased-line connections 1/3.2/1

personal information, privacy of 13/1/3

photographs 2/5/2

PICS 12/2.4.1.1

PIN number 10/4.1.2/4

PIN number 10/4.3.1/2

PIN numbers, security 10/4.3.2/1

pipes 1/3/2

pipes, capacity or bandwidth 1/3/2

PKI trust pillars 5/4.3.3/2

PKI, underlying principles 5/4.4/2

plaastelefoon 5/1/1

placement of a work on a web site 2/8.2/3

Playboy Enterprises Inc v Chuckleberry Publishing Inc 11/3/4

Playboy Enterprises Inc v Chuckleberry Publishing Inc 15/5

Playboy Enterprises Inc v Frena 2/9.5/3

Playboy Enterprises Inc v WebbWorld Inc 2/8.1/8

Playboy Enterprises v Chuckleberry Publishing Inc 12/1.5/4

Playboy Enters Inc v Celvin Designer Label 3/4.2.2/4

Playboy Enters Inc v Welles 3/4.2.2/5

Playmen 11/3/4

PNG 2/2/3

Point of Presence (POPs) 1/2/4

police 15/7.1/1

policy in South Africa, development of 4/3.1

POP, definition [jump to word in Glossary]

POPs 1/3.2/1

POPs 1/5.1/3

pornography (as a crime) 15/4.3.5

pornography 7/6.3.1/4

pornography, "adult premises" 12/2.3.1.2/6

pornography, "greenspace" tools 12/2.2.4/1

pornography, "publication" 12/2.3.1/4

pornography, "visual presentation" 12/2.3.1/5

pornography, as sex discrimination against women 12/2.2/3

pornography, blocking software 12/2.4.1.2

pornography, Calvinistic sexual morality 12/2.1/2

pornography, child 12/2.3.1.1

pornography, Constitutional Court 12/2.3/1

pornography, content control options available 12/2.4.1/2

pornography, definition of "child pornography" 12/2.3.1.1/2

pornography, definition of "sexual conduct" 12/2.3.1.1/3

pornography, distribution of 12/2.3.1.2

pornography, expressions that portrays men and women in positions of equality 12/2.2/3

pornography, feminist approach 12/2.2/3

pornography, Films and Publications Board 12/2.3.1/1

pornography, in South Africa

pornography, in the USA 12/2.2

pornography, international charter on Internet content regulation 12/2.4.3

pornography, IRC 12/2.3.1.1/7

pornography, magazines 12/2.1/1

pornography, Net Shepherd 12/2.4.1.1

pornography, on the Internet 12/2

pornography, organisations involved in 12/2.2.4/2

pornography, PICS 12/2.4.1.1

pornography, policing the USENET and IRC 12/2.3.1.2/5

pornography, possession of child 12/2.3.1.1

pornography, RASCi 12/2.4.1.1

pornography, SafeSurf 12/2.4.1.1

pornography, suggested solutions 12/2.4

pornography, test for obscenity 12/2.2/1

pornography, upfront declarations in the domain name 12/2.4.2

pornography, US attempts to protect children 12/2.2.1

pornography, USENET 12/2.3.1.1/7

pornography, user content control via software 12/2.4.1/4

pornography, view v safe 12/2.3.1.1./6

pornography, voluntary user self-regulation 12/2.4.1

pornography, what constitutes "possession"? 12/2.3.1.1/5

portals 1/3.12

Post Office 1/3.10/1

Post Office Act 1/5.1/1

Pretoria City Council v Kontinentale Films Bpk & others 6/5.4.2/4

Pretorius, Bertus 5/titlehead

prevention and monopolisation of copying of works 2/7/1

Prevention of Organised Crime Act 11/2.3/1

primary function of money 10/1/1

Prince plc v Prince Sports Group Inc 3/4.1.2.3

privacy 5/2.4.1.3/5

Privacy and the Right to Information 13/titlehead

privacy expectations in the workplace 7/5/5

privacy of electronic communications 7/14

privacy rights, contractual limitations to 7/14.3

privacy rights, position in the USA 7/14.4

privacy, American Constitution 13/2.2

privacy, American Convention on Human Rights 13/2/1

privacy, before the Constitution 13/2.1.1.4

privacy, cases in terms of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (USA) 13/2.2.2.2

privacy, common storage space 13/2.1.2.1/11

privacy, computer networks 13/2.1.2.1/11

privacy, computers 13/2.1.2.1/6

privacy, Constitutional protection of 13/2.1.1

privacy, cookies and 13/4.2

privacy, Directive on Data Protection (EU) 13/2.3

privacy, eavesdropping 13/2.1.1.1/2

privacy, e-commerce and 13/1/2

privacy, employee expectations 7/6.1/8

privacy, European Convention of Human Rights 13/2/1

privacy, European Union 13/2.2.2/1

privacy, evidence obtain in violation of 13/2.1.1.2

privacy, fundamental right to 7/6.3.1/3

privacy, general power of search and seizure 13/2.1.2.1

privacy, in a state of emergency 13/2.1.1.3/1

privacy, in South Africa 13/2.1

privacy, in the European Union 13/2.3

privacy, in the USA 13/2.2

privacy, incidental seizure of e-mail 13/2.2.2.2/1

privacy, information stores in remote locations 13/2.1.2.1/7

privacy, instances in which personal data may be stored and collected 13/2.3/3

privacy, interception of information 13/2.1.2.2

privacy, International Civenant on Civil and Political Rights 13/2/1

privacy, invasion of communications 13/2.1.1.4/1

privacy, is information an "article"? 13/2.1.2.1/9

privacy, is storage space "premises"? 13/2.1.2.1/9

privacy, issues created by the Internet 13/4

privacy, limitations on the right 13/2.1.1.1

privacy, little brothers and 13/4.2

privacy, of electronic communications 13/1/3

privacy, of information as it travels across the Internet 13/2.1.2

privacy, of information on a computer 13/2.1.2

privacy, of juristic persons (companies) 13/2.4

privacy, password and encryption 13/2.1.2.1/8

privacy, personal information 13/1/3

privacy, public interest 13/2.2/6

privacy, right defined 13/2/3

privacy, right to 13/2

privacy, search and seizure of computer information 13/2.1.2.1/4

privacy, search warrant 13/2.1.2.1/3

privacy, search without a warrant 13/2.1.2.1/3

privacy, searches 13/2.1.1.1/2

privacy, seizures 13/2.1.1.1/2

privacy, spamming 13/4.1

privacy, statutory limitations of 13/2.1.2

privacy, statutory protection in USA 13/2.2.2

privacy, strict scrutiny test 13/2.2/2

privacy, surveillance 13/1/3

privacy, surveillance 13/2.1.1.1/2

privacy, suspension of 13/2.1.1.3

privacy, technology that threatens 13/2/9

privacy, tracing browsing habits 13/4.2.2/2

privacy, unauthorised access to information 13/1/3

privacy, unauthorised disclosures of information 13/2.1.1/2

privacy, Universal Declaration of Human Rights 13/2/1

privacy, USA 13/2.2

private company networks 1/2.2.8/1

private international law 10/3.1/3

private international law 6/3.3/1

proceedings on the basis of trademark infringement or unlawful competition 3/3.3/6

Prodigy, definition [jump to word in Glossary]

programme carrying signals 2/5/3

programme-carrying signal, definition 2/8.5/2

programme-carrying signals 2/2/1

proprietor and copyright 2/3/1

proprietor of a common law trademark 3/2.2/3

prosecute, deciding whether to 15/7.2

Protea case 7/14.2/4

Protea Technology case 7/14.5/3

protection of unregistered trademarks 3/2.1/4

Protocol, definition [jump to word in Glossary]

protocols for exchanging content 1/2.2/3

pseudo-pornography 15/4.2.5.2/7

PSTN 14/3.2.3/4

PSTN, definition [jump to word in Glossary]

PSTS license 1/5.1/2

public access providers 1/3.10

public Internet terminal (PIT) 1/3.10/1

public key encryption 5/2.4.1.3/3

Public Key Infrastructure 5/2.4.3/2

public key infrastructure 5/4.3

publication, definition 7/6.3.1/2

Publications Act 12/2.3/1