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In NSW, those actions by Mr Rubiales could potentially amount to the criminal offence of sexual touching.

A Sydney IT professional pleaded guilty to a scam that made him almost a million dollars over a three-year period.

An effective social media policy gives certainty about expectations, rights and obligations regarding social media use.

ASIC's Review of IPO Marketing reported that some of the traditional promotional routes still have compliance gaps.

When it comes to personal injuries claims, you need to balance your duty to the court and your duty to your client.

Social media influencers wave in popularity, but advertising in commercial businesses should always 'stay authentic'.

The Fair Work Commission (FWC) allowed an unlawful termination application brought by former sport reporter to proceed.

Service of documents via social networking sites may be permitted by courts where personal service cannot be effected.

Part 2 of this article discusses ACCC compliance and intellectual property issues posed by social media for the sector.

Growth is a priority for most businesses.

Concerns about privacy and data control are often cited as major impediments to the growth and wide adoption of Cloud.

After-hours conduct can be the subject of employer regulation and disciplinary action through contracts and policies.

LinkedIn can be a valuable business and professional development tool and provides a connect with colleagues and clients.

A key factor was that the post related directly to work, in breach of a workplace policy prohibiting that conduct.

Transferring social media accounts from one entity to another is in many cases not legally or practically straightforward.

Discussion about proposed mandatory code of conduct that regulates power imbalances between digital platforms & news businesses.

Part 1 is a look at two of the four compliance challenges for businesses with social media activities – privacy and spam.

On 26 November 2021, the Privacy Commissioner determined that the Australian Federal Police (AFP) interfered with the privacy of individuals whose personal information was disclosed to a third party facial recognition service provider: