ArticleASB says that Facebook content is AdvertisingThe Advertiser Code of Ethics applies to content published by third parties on social media forums, such as Facebook.AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentHolding Redlich
ArticleBusinesses liable for defamation for third party comments made on social media postsBusinesses with internet discussion forums, for third parties to contribute, should be aware of the risks of defamation.AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentClarkeKann Lawyers
ArticleFive tips you can learn from Kim Kardashian West when setting up social media for your businessHere are a few tips from the selfie queen to help develop a strong and unique online presence for your business or brand.AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleNo such thing as a free post: ASB rules that Instagram post by influencer is advertisingThe ASB considered the social media post was an advertisement or marketing communication for the purposes of the Code.AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentHolding Redlich
ArticleProfessional Indemnity Risks In The Age Of Social MediaThe prevalence of social media and its use by businesses to market their products and services, as well as engage with their customers and the wider public ...AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentClyde & Co
ArticleShould tech giants, like Facebook and Google, pay publishers for content?Mooted at the digital platforms inquiry, the ACCC is developing a mandatory Code of Conduct for the big tech companies.AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentSydney Criminal Lawyers
ArticleUnderstanding online safety when using social media – Part 1Online safety is a shared responsibility and social media users must be proactive in safeguarding their online presence.AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentCarroll & O'Dea
ArticleWho Owns Your Work Tweets?Few companies have set up proper social media policies to state who owns the content and who owns the Twitter account.AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentStacks Law Firm
ArticlePrivacy settings on social media not so private for employees?Be aware that personal information provided or posted on social media is not automatically protected by privacy laws.AustraliaPrivacyCarroll & O'Dea
ArticleBusinesses Get Facebook Warning from ACCCSocial media is now mainstream and businesses as well as individuals need to be wary of its legal ramifications.AustraliaConsumer ProtectionStacks Law Firm
ArticleNew financial year 2019-2020: Corporate & CommercialThis article includes changes such as Consumer Data Right and other reforms affecting the Corporate & Commercial sector.AustraliaCorporate/Commercial LawHolding Redlich
ArticleGuilty plea to market manipulation following ASIC investigation into online pump and dump postsUsing social media to coordinate 'pump and dump' activity in listed stocks is an offence under the Corporations Act 2001.AustraliaCriminal LawHolding Redlich
ArticleFair Work Commission examines nexus between work and the online world following Facebook furoreThe alleged bullying occurred on Facebook and was not directly connected to the employee's work.AustraliaEmployment and HRCooper Grace Ward
ArticleLinkedIn or LockedOut? Policies and restraints on employee use of social mediaLinkedIn is one example of how social media intercepts with the workplace in ways that challenge traditional employment.AustraliaEmployment and HRMDC Legal
ArticleReheated retweets: The significance of a retweet in employmentAn employee subject to a social media policy could face disciplinary action if the retweet is in breach of that policy.AustraliaEmployment and HRSwaab Attorneys
ArticleYou can't do or say that – even in your own time!The case is a timely reminder for employees of how easily social media can bring out-of-hours conduct into the workplace.AustraliaEmployment and HRBartier Perry Solicitors
ArticleDispute over fate of deceased body determined by consulting FacebookDying without a will can cause disputes - over inheritance, property, beneficiaries - or the fate of your deceased body.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialStacks Law Firm
ArticleThink before you post! Family law proceedings and social mediaInformation on social media sites is potentially accessible to everyone and may be very difficult to permanently remove.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialHHG Legal Group
ArticleLicensed to Blog - Internet Discussion Sites (IDSs) and Australian Financial Services LicencesASIC monitors IDSs closely and is empowered to act against Australian IDSs who do not comply with their obligations.AustraliaFinance and BankingClayton Utz
ArticleAPS Update: Our guide to the guide - on social media behaviourThese new APSC guidelines aim to clarify the expectations of Commonwealth public servants' behaviour on social media.AustraliaGovernment, Public SectorClayton Utz