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In Pioneer Computers Australia Pty Limited v Pioneer KK ([2009] FCA 135, February 23 2009), the Federal Court of Australia has considered the issue of technology convergence in deciding whether to exercise its discretion in cancellation proceedings.

Documents come from a variety of sources, so you should understand which digital documents are admissible as evidence.

In litigation, metadata can provide useful evidence and can be a powerful tool to prove a series of chronological events.

This article includes potential avenues of investigation that relate to data and evidence obtained from a mobile device.

Australia's media landscape anticipates reforms to address largely unregulated online media platforms in about late 2020.

Domain names serve a marketing purpose similar to trademarks as their distinguishing words often complement the brand.

The line separating commercial speech from First Amendment-guaranteed free speech has become blurred in the Internet age,.

If you fall victim to a cyber crime, it is highly recommended to draft a cyber crime report.

ICANN has developed a procedure for organisations to develop their own gTLDs which may include brands and trading names.

Some online promotions are pushing the legal envelope, so this article looks at a few examples that have drawn attention.

Gadens Lawyers is Australia’s first major legal firm to embrace new communications technology to get its information to clients across Australia and overseas. Partner of the firm’s Banking and Finance practice, Mr Jon Denovan is the first to vodcast clients with information, analysis and news. Vodcasts are audio-visuals through the use of broadband technology and can be accessed through the firm’s website.

A spate of emails inviting you to register your domain name seem to be yet another scam, say Philippa Hore and Mark Krenzer.

This 2013 study revealed that data breaches in Australia have resulted in more exposed records than in any other country.

It has been announced that the Australian Government is responding to a sustained targeting of the Australian public and private sector by a sophisticated state-based actor.

The government's Ransomware Action Plan outlines a range of proposals intended to combat the threat of ransomware.

Up until now it has been difficult to answer questions about the value of Australian domain names and whether they can be transferred. Firstly, the Australian Domain Name Administrator (auDA) has been quite restrictive in its approach to domain name transfers.