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The Israeli Patent Office had previously adopted a restrictive standard in relation to computer implemented technologies.

The patentability of so-called "business methods" has been a hot topic in the area of patent law over the past few years.

Being clear about acceptable social networking behaviour by staff, and being proactive, can minimise the risks.

A weblog or "blog" is basically a personal internet journal cum bulletin board. An unrestricted weblog or "blog" is an internet website which enables anyone with internet access to post comments. A restricted weblog permits the posting of comments only by authorised users.

Since the introduction of the remedy in 2015, site-blocking orders have prevented a range of pirated copyright materials, including films

The consortium of film and television companies has gone to the High Court to appeal the decision that iiNet did not authorise copyright infringement via its internet service.

When an Internet search engine knows about a defamation complaint, it can be liable for what is in its search results.

The issue of recording telephone calls was recently considered in the Federal Court in Furnari v Ziegert [2016] FCA 1080.

Can Australians demand that Google delete their history?

The ACCC shows concerns over competition and privacy issues in the ad tech supply chain relating to online advertising.

'Cloud computing' is one of the current buzz phrases of the IT industry and the cost savings it promises is drawing increasing attention from IT managers in the current economic climate.

A silly, but offensive or discriminatory tweet could be shared, re-posted, re-tweeted, and fully discussed world wide.

The ACCC published a separate report on web browsers and general search engine services in late October 2021.

A recent US case has raised eyebrows and rattled the cyber-sphere in more ways than one.

Sunrise period: the first registration period of the .xxx domain name creation process, has begun.