Privacy laws are affecting Australia’s cloud industry

Cloud computing providers are struggling to determine their obligations under Australia’s Privacy Act.

New principles for privacy - Compliance is key to new privacy laws

Proposed changes to Australian privacy laws will have significant impacts on business, some of which they may not be expecting.

Kate Middleton obtains injunction in relation to topless photos - But can the Palace contain further publication of the images in the digital age?

The unauthorised pictures of the Duchess come at a time of renewed debate on privacy laws in the UK and when privacy reform in Australia is imminent.

Social media explosion leaves defamation law at the starting gate

The social media phenomenon is testing our laws that protect privacy and reputation.

Copyright and the Digital Economy - ALRC inquiry needs broader scope

Australians need a copyright system that works. One they can respect. Our copyright laws need to provide certainty, encourage innovation, and enhance the free flow of information.

Social media - Manage the risks and leverage the power

The power of social media has revolutionised the way consumers connect with brands, connect with other consumers to discuss brands, and source other consumers’ opinions about brands. But what are the legal issues you should be aware of?

Convergence Review: Federal Court throws Committee Optus TV Now curve-ball

The enormity and complexity of the task of regulating media and content services in a converged environment was thrown into sharp relief by the Federal Court’s recent decision in the Optus “TV Now” case.

Convergence Review Interim Report: recommendations risk further uncertainty

Expectations for the Convergence Review are high – that it will produce a new regulatory framework that is fair, flexible and doesn’t stifle innovation.

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