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The Courts will, at times, recognise email exchanges as constituting an immediate and binding agreement between parties.

It is essential that companies and institutions have effective frameworks in place to assess data ethics issues.

Engaging third parties through referral or reseller agreements could sell more licences and increase your customer base.

Border Force has the power to examine any goods entering Australia – including your mobile phone, laptop or SIM card.

Recent Federal laws give the eSafety Commissioner power to order the removal of abusive, abhorrent or threatening content.

SA police detective allegedly advised 30 members of the organisation Universal Medicine to target healthcare activist.

One in five Australians have been affected by revenge porn or image-based abuse – when intimate images are posted online.

The TGA has recently published new guidance about the regulation of software as a medical device (SaMD) in Australia.

While it's unclear if LinkedIn connections are trade secrets, employers should ensure their security from ex-employees.

The .au Domain Administration (auDA) administers and is the policy body for the .au country code Top Level Domain (ccTLD).

The European Union Parliament recently adopted a controversial new "Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market".

Google AdWords, the auction-based program where advertisers bid on search terms to place text ads alongside search results, has been the subject of controversy and litigation around the world.

The High Court refuses to hear the copyright appeal, but an ALRC inquiry will consider cloud storage platforms.

Some copyright claims from digital services providers may not have conducted proper copyright infringement analysis.

This recent case highlights the difficulties in bringing breach of copyright claims in relation to software source code.

ISPs must divulge names and addresses of customers whose ISP addresses were used to download the film Dallas Buyers Club.

Mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers have found a place in the everyday lives of most people.