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The Federal Court has found against Mayne Industries Pty Ltd in their trade mark dispute with Advanced Engineering Group Pty Ltd.

It is a misconception that material posted on the internet can be freely copied.

Late last year, owners of copyright in various films and television programs successfully applied to the Federal Court of Australia for orders requiring a number of Australian ISPs to take steps to block access to five overseas copyright-infringing sites.

New Licensing Rules apply to registration of Australian Domain Names, including .com.au and .net.au, from 12 April 2021.

What is the fine line between someone sharing their honest opinion in the review and that review becoming defamatory?

The next stage of reform aims to modernise Australia's defamation laws to align with social media and internet usage.

Fewer cyber-attacks on Government systems have been accompanied by a rise on attacks on the private sector.

A discussion on the Australian Domain Name Administrator (auDA) responsibility for the development and implementation of policy relating to the use and allocation of .au domains.

An in-depth look at the advantages and risks associated with cloud computing.

On 29 May 2013, the Australian Government released its national cloud computing strategy.

A betting operator seeking an Australian betting licence should consider Norfolk Island, following this announcement.

On 15 September 2009, the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Senator Stephen Conroy, announced fundamental reforms to Australian's telecommunications landscape.

The release of the much anticipated National Broadband Network (NBN) Implementation study.

Earlier today (21 October 2009), the Productivity Commission released its Draft Report on Gambling. The Report represents a significant milestone in Australian gambling regulation and precedes a Final Report to be released in February 2010.

Discusses social media policy and implications.

In late 2001 we reported the decision of Justice Hansen in the Supreme Court of Victoria on a claim by RACV Insurance Pty Ltd (<B>RACVI</B>) and RACV Group Services Pty Ltd (<B>RACVGS</B>) against Unisys Australia Limited (<B>Unisys</B>) in respect of a failed IT project for the design, supply and installation of a work flow management system based on the imaging of documents (<B>WMS System</B>).

On May 30, the ransomware payment reporting requirements of Australia's Cyber Security Act 2024 (CSA) took effect. The new requirement applies to a broad range of entities and cyber security incidents...