Since opening its doors on the World Wide Web in July of 1995, Amazon.com has become one of the biggest consumer brands in the world. Amazon is the leading e-retailer in the United States, with more than 107 billion U.S. dollars in net sales and 304 million active customer accounts at the end of 2015. However, in Amazon’s quest to be the low cost destination for products of almost every need, the website has morphed into the “world’s largest flea market” – a chaotic and lawless bazaar with unlimited inventory. This post was originally published on the Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal website on February 27, 2017. The original post can be accessed via the Archived Link button above
In the past few decades, luxury brand counterfeiting has grown significantly worldwide, and this gro...
The Internet has revolutionized the way consumers shop: available 24/7 from any location worldwide t...
This research empathizes with the opportunities that drive demand for counterfeit goods. Governments...
Since opening its doors on the World Wide Web in July of 1995, Amazon.com has become one of the bigg...
The advent of e-commerce marketplaces such as Alibaba and Amazon in the new millennium has led to th...
Counterfeiters continue to find creative and inventive ways to knock off goods and place those knock...
Estimated at more than $500 billion, counterfeits are a booming industry. The negative impacts can n...
Canal Street in New York City, notorious for the exchange of counterfeit goods, lies at the top of t...
For centuries, consumers have been willing to pay exorbitant prices for unique or premiumquality goo...
Opining consumers have helped spawn a whole new interactive medium in the e-commerce world, where sh...
Business owners have a lot to consider when starting a business. Competing with themselves should no...
In the last two decades, the overall activity of the counterfeit market has expanded and risen 10,00...
Product counterfeiting is a form of consumer fraud: a product is sold, purporting to be something th...
The online world can be divided into two categories: what is real and what is fake. Be it the news, ...
With a simple click on your favorite online marketplace, any consumer can unknowingly buy counterfei...
In the past few decades, luxury brand counterfeiting has grown significantly worldwide, and this gro...
The Internet has revolutionized the way consumers shop: available 24/7 from any location worldwide t...
This research empathizes with the opportunities that drive demand for counterfeit goods. Governments...
Since opening its doors on the World Wide Web in July of 1995, Amazon.com has become one of the bigg...
The advent of e-commerce marketplaces such as Alibaba and Amazon in the new millennium has led to th...
Counterfeiters continue to find creative and inventive ways to knock off goods and place those knock...
Estimated at more than $500 billion, counterfeits are a booming industry. The negative impacts can n...
Canal Street in New York City, notorious for the exchange of counterfeit goods, lies at the top of t...
For centuries, consumers have been willing to pay exorbitant prices for unique or premiumquality goo...
Opining consumers have helped spawn a whole new interactive medium in the e-commerce world, where sh...
Business owners have a lot to consider when starting a business. Competing with themselves should no...
In the last two decades, the overall activity of the counterfeit market has expanded and risen 10,00...
Product counterfeiting is a form of consumer fraud: a product is sold, purporting to be something th...
The online world can be divided into two categories: what is real and what is fake. Be it the news, ...
With a simple click on your favorite online marketplace, any consumer can unknowingly buy counterfei...
In the past few decades, luxury brand counterfeiting has grown significantly worldwide, and this gro...
The Internet has revolutionized the way consumers shop: available 24/7 from any location worldwide t...
This research empathizes with the opportunities that drive demand for counterfeit goods. Governments...
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