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Drawing on the 1999 OECD Guidelines for Consumer Protection in the Context of Electronic Commerce, this document explains how accurate and available Whois data can contribute to building consumer trust in the online marketplace.

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This publication contains survey data on academic patenting and licensing and several case studies on the policies and practices for managing intellectual property.

Biotechnology and Sustainability: The Fight Against Infectious Disease

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Using recent data, this new report revisits ICT's contribution to economic performance. What measures should OECD governments take to seize the benefits of ICT? The findings and policy implications are summarised in this report.

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Comparing domain name administration in OECD countries (STI Digital Economy Paper 70)

The aim of this paper is to provide comparative information on the administration of domain names across the OECD area.

Review of the development and reform of the telecommunications sector in China (STI Digital Economy Paper 69)

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