Ineffective directive causes EU disharmony

A proposed new European directive for conducting business online is bound to become a toothless wonder as countries can ignore the legislation by hiding behind its exceptions, according to a European Union lawyer.

Written by Liesbeth Evers, Network News

VNU Business Publications, 06 Jul 2001

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