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iiNet was once again successful in defending its position.

A Norwich Pharmacal order requires the disclosure of documents in certain cases of alleged infringement of IP rights.

The Productivity Commission has recommended the curtailment of the rights of intellectual property holders in Australia.

When development of software is subcontracted out, you have a legal right to use the software, but you will not own it.

If you use an image in a commercial venture such as in advertising or in a company logo, you will first need permission.

Ricky Gervais agreed to compensate Aboriginal artist, Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri, for using a reproduction of his work.

Investment in IP facilitates business growth and spurs productivity improvements.

The task of regulating media and content services in a converged environment was shown up by the Optus "TV Now" case.

Taylor Swift has been twittersputing with Scooter Braun over the rights to the back catalogue of her master recordings.

First trial in the world which looked at the issue of whether an internet service provider ("ISP") is liable for the copyright infringement of its subscribers: Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v iiNet Limited (No. 3)

In April and June 2018, the Federal Court of Australia ordered Australian ISPs to block access to an additional 40+ websites including those used in connection with the subscription streaming app "HD Subs".

Recent NZ HC decision illustrates the importance of considering a work in its entirety when assessing copyright.

In Australia, the use of datasets to train AI systems could carry with it a significant risk of copyright infringement.

It seems inevitable that technology will advance and grow in popularity and that the legal system will have to change.

San Francisco court is considering whether the utilisation of copyrighted texts to train ChatGPT is a violation of intellectual property.

The Australian Copyright Amendment Act 2006 was passed on 11 December 2006 as part of the Commonwealth Government’s copyright reforms in response to new challenges posed by emerging technologies and the growth of the digital environment.

Proposed changes have the potential to significantly change the legal landscape for ISPs and online content providers.