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Australia's High Court Confirms Facebook Page "Owner" Responsible For Defamatory Comments By Third Parties
Fairfax Media Publications Pty Ltd, Nationwide News Pty Ltd and Australian News Channel Pty Ltd all maintain public Facebook pages allowing comments from members of the public.
AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Jones Day
Article
Court can't handle me: Flo Rida finds the flaw in Facebook service
Courts will require more background information before service by social media, and this might be difficult to obtain.
AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Clayton Utz

Announcements from the Australian government on media sector reforms

These media sector reforms are not the only regulatory reforms required to ensure a robust Australian media sector.

AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Holding Redlich

Be Careful what you Tweet, Blog, Text, Post or Send by Email

There have been some landmark legal developments recently, that have a huge impact on how we all use social media.

AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Stacks Law Firm

Five tips to help your business avoid breaking the law online

If you market your business online or reach new customers via social media, you could face both opportunities and risks.

AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Colin Biggers & Paisley

Landmark decisions for companies using social media

The Advertising Standards Board (ASB) has cast doubt on the viability of using social media for marketing purposes.

AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Posting fake reviews online could cost you thousands

If you are a professional or you run a business, you should keep an eye out for fake reviews that have been posted online.

AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Stacks Law Firm

Social media influencers – to like or not to like?

Over 70% of Australians use social media, so Australian organisations are investing in digital and social advertising.

AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Norton Rose Fulbright Australia

The Impact of Social Media in the Legal Arena

Australia may have been the first country in the world to allow a party to serve court documents via Facebook.

AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Coleman Greig Lawyers

Turn off comments on Facebook. High Court says you could be liable for damages caused by third party comments

This decision is a timely and important reminder to take care with defamatory content published on social media platforms.

AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Bartier Perry Solicitors

Australian Information Commissioner takes privacy action against Facebook

The Facebook app not only obtained information from users but also from friends of users who had given no consent.

AustraliaPrivacy

Holding Redlich

Google fined $1.32 million for breach of privacy: Implications for your privacy compliance program

The case highlights the tension between privacy rights of individuals and the realities of privacy in the digital era.

AustraliaPrivacy

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Privacy Act Amendments To Pack A Punch

Attorney-General The Hon Christian Porter MP has announced the government's intention to introduce a raft of tougher penalties under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Privacy Act).

AustraliaPrivacy

Harassing Facebook messages can lead to a defamation case in the Federal Court

This decision is illustrative of the Federal Court's jurisdiction to hear a wide range of defamation disputes.

AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Coleman Greig Lawyers

Monitoring student online behaviour - what is the role of schools?

Cyberbullying and misuse of social media which may involve school computers should be addressed in social media policies.

AustraliaConsumer Protection

Colin Biggers & Paisley

Should Australians have the right to be forgotten online?

In Germany, a man convicted of murder in 1982, has won the "right to be forgotten", (removed from online search results}.

AustraliaCriminal Law

Stacks Law Firm

Blurring the lines: social media and the implications for employees

Australia has some of the highest per capita use of social media in the world.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

Sparke Helmore Lawyers

Customer feedback accounts on social media: Are employers actively facilitating abuse of their own employees?

An employer can't regulate social media, but it can be responsible when the posts or tweets are to the official account.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

Following candidates or employees on social networking sites: A minefield

This development of social networking raises privacy concerns and could expose employers to claims of discrimination.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

Swaab Attorneys

Government employees do not have the implied right to freedom of political communication

APS employees are not protected by an implied right to freedom of political expression, so could face disciplinary action.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

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