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A serious lesson for all parties is to beware of emails when negotiating commercial leases and to use them carefully.

This recent case illustrates how a strategy to improve online visibility could result in an expensive legal dispute.

Google has achieved a major breakthrough with its online book project following the settlement of its long-running litigation with various publishers.

ICANN has adopted an interim model to assist domain name registries and registrars with complying with the GDPR.

As part of its Digital Platform Services Inquiry, the ACCC will investigate the provision of online retail marketplaces.

Caution and clarity as to the nature of the communications.are important when negotiating agreements with another party.

"Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies" may introduce more prescriptive regulation in Australia.

The only existing regulation relating to medical device software concerns software which is associated with physical devices.

The new ".asia" top level domain is to be launched from October 2007. The ".asia" domain is designed for use by individuals or organisations with a presence or interest in the Asia-Pacific community, covering over 70 countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

The World Intellectual Property Organisation advocates new dispute resolution procedures for alleged infringement of trade marks under the new Generic Top-Level Domain Names to be released in 2010.

Government has released a Discussion Paper on piracy and copyright, which aims to recommend some solutions to the issue.

In the war over illegal downloads, the judgment is a big win for the downloaders and a huge setback for copyright owners.

The Draft Copyright Notice Scheme Code proposes a "three strikes" system, but there are still details to be ironed out.

Copyright owners will find it hard but not impossible to prove ISPs are liable for customers' copyright infringement.

The Full Federal Court has overturned the decision which legitimised the time shifting recording technology used by Optus.

The issue of whether the offer of goods on websites that are based overseas can amount to trade mark infringement in Australia has recently been addressed by the Federal Court in Ward Group Pty Ltd v Brodie & Stone plc (April 2005).

Victorian solicitor sued Google after an allegedly defamatory article appeared in search results when searching his name.