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Have you ever considered the number of emails and other electronic documents generated each day by each employee in your organisation?

The ACCC again demonstrated that the telecommunications industry is a particular target for its enforcement activities.

Cyber bullying also attracts potential criminal action which is often not appreciated.

Cyber fraud is an emerging area of increasing risk, and deserves to be at the top of every business owner's agenda.

If extradited to the US, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange could face espionage charges of up to 175 years behind bars.

Australian laws have not been tested on this issue, so there is no relevant legislation or case law to provide guidance.

The government will improve protection of children online, by the establishment of a Children's e-Safety Commissioner.

This decision was hoped to bring clarity to a controversial area - the patentability of computer implemented methods.

It is wise business practice for a person contracting the creation of copyright works to obtain an assignment of the copyright in those works, or clearly scope the terms of their licensed use of those works.

The Government 2.0 project aims to use social media technology to increase citizen engagement and collaboration in policy making and service provision. However, Web 2.0 tools present a unique set of challenges and potential dangers for employers, employees and citizens. In the age where our social media status defines who we are, here is a look at the flipside.

These new changes will apply the next time you want to register the ".au" domain name incorporating your new trade mark.

The Clearinghouse aims to assist brand owners to prevent third parties registering domain names with their trade marks.

The decision highlights lessons relating to contracting with large software vendors and the risks with under-licensing.

This APO decision upheld the patent eligibility of an invention relating to software functionality in a gaming machine.

Communications Alliance and 5 ISPs propose a scheme to combat the increasing problem of online copyright infringement.

By 2007 the data picture had changed dramatically - 7% of the world's information in analogue form and 93% in digital.

There has been significant discussion in relation to the impact of the Internet on trade marks and brand protection, with every "next big thing" posing new challenges to brand owners.