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The new gTLDs are now a reality and must be considered in all trade mark and brand protection and enforcement policies.

The court determined that Pokémon (TPCI) could not show that it suffered loss or damage, so damages were only nominal.

The RPL case is on appeal to the HCA, which has never considered the patentability of computer-implemented technologies.

The US plans to introduce a new Act called SOPA (Stop Online Privacy Act) to combat copyright infringement.

It's far from clear, and so far, untested, if the Crown use provisions in the Copyright Act apply to computer programs.

This High Court decision could prove a watershed for those considering suing Google, companies or others for defamation.

A successful challenge to the validity of search warrants was a reminder to check the fine print of these documents.

The Ad Tech Inquiry final recommendations could be influenced by international regulatory developments and litigation.

Applicants for new generic top level domain names have been publicised, so companies should consider any objections.

Sir Richard Branson thinks so. Virgin Galactic has begun accepting bitcoins.

Google significantly relaxed its AdWords Trademark Policy in April 2013 in the wake of the decision in Google v ACCC.

The Productivity Commission's draft report on gambling has been released today, and its draft recommendations, if adopted, would dramatically transform the structure and dynamics of the racing and wagering industry, result in significant changes in the gaming industry's approach to harm minimisation and reintroduce online gaming into Australia.

Agencies should manage the disruption process, with the appropriate level of technical expertise to execute the request.

ASIC has recently released Consultation Paper No. 93 which proposes the use of email and the internet to provide financial services information required under Parts 7.6—7.9 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Act).

This APRA Information paper outlines notification, consultation and risk management requirements related to outsourcing.

In 2013, Pepsi in Sweden decided on a World Cup soccer brand campaign around Portugal's superstar, Cristiano Ronaldo.