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Social media companies are bearing increasingly more responsibility for preventing the spread of misinformation.

You must understand how Instagram treats different copyright issues that arise from posting your content on the platform.

Social media is an important medium for both formal and informal engagements in Australian tertiary institutions.

Media outlets may be responsible for defamatory social media posts made by others and published on their internet sites.

Google and other digital giants have power, but cannot be trusted to demonstrate a reasonable level of social conscience.

Most social media platforms say that users retain rights to their posts, but they can use the images at will without paying.

We offer eight tips to manage cross-jurisdictional risk and respond effectively in the event of a data security breach.

This decision clarified the application of the IPPs to an investigation of employee misconduct on her Facebook account.

Use of social media by your business, employees and clients can provide significant benefits, but may involve risks.

Australians are early adopters of technology and the development and use of the internet is widespread and increasing.

Existing evidentiary principles apply to confessions made on social media.

There are steps to be taken to minimise legal risk and ensure the workplace is a safe environment for all employees.

Some employees wrongly believe that no matter what they post on social media, it has nothing to do with their employers.

This case demonstrates that an employee's social media activity can be very relevant to claims relating to employment.

eSafety Women will help women manage technology risks and abuse by giving them tools they need to be confident online.

Media outlets and advertisers are under increasing scrutiny over the unauthorised use of the public image of celebrities.

Part of a series of articles to help business-owners navigate defamation and defamatory remarks made against them.