Draughon^® Technology Law regularly authors articles designed to contribute to the legal and policy debates affecting the Technology Industry. Key topics include anti-trust regulation, internet taxation, broadband, kids-on-line, the Digital Divide and many others affecting public and private sectors of our economy. These articles appear in a variety of forums including national and local newspapers, professional magazines and The Draughon Letter.

"E-Siganturtes Act Advances E-Commerce"

National Notary Association's Newsletter - Florida Edition June, 2001
The Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act was signed by President Clinton and enacted into law on June 30, 2000. The Act pre-empts state law and establishes a national framework for electronic records and signatures. Title I of the Act attacks rules of law undermining . . .

"The Microsoft Debate"

Information Executive, May, 2001
While the Technology Industry awaits a ruling from the U.S. Appeals Court on the break-up of Microsoft, the fundamental debate still rages. The question is whether the current anti-trust regulatory framework is suitable for protecting consumers from harm in the New Economy. There are those who would argue . . .