A legal problem with planting a cookie in another site's domain

[Roland Perry]

In article <47FF6ED2.30002@ernest.net>, Nicholas Bohm <nbohm@ernest.net> 
writes
>>> The claim that the only persons who use electronic networks are 
>>>network operators is patently absurd.
>>  I can see exactly where you are coming from, but my advisor has 
>>never  been wrong about such things in the past. Something else for my 
>>"to do"  list I suppose.
>
>I (for one) would be grateful if you could pursue this.  What you state 
>may well reflect an accurate insider's view of how the matter is seen 
>in "the industry," but sometimes the industry is wrong.

This person is not within industry.

>(And does "never been wrong" mean "has always been supported by 
>decisions of the High Court or above"?  If not, how do you tell?)

Definitions in Telecoms Law are not an area that's often tested in 
court. I suppose the closest I can get is to say "their first opinion 
seems to be what the subsequent debate always converges to". I'm sure 
you must know people like that. But there's always a first time for 
being wrong.
-- 
Roland Perry