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The business model that has served major players in the entertainment, media and software industries is now under threat.

This decision is interesting not because of Judge McCallum’s finding that the defendant had engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct.

This was one of the 88 recommendations from a recent parliament inquiry into family, domestic and sexual violence.

In a recent decision by the Australian Trade Marks Office, the Hearing Officer held that redirecting a domain name containing a trade mark to a website did not constitute use of that trade mark...

The Independent Inquiry into the Media and Media Regulation handed down its report at the end of February 2012.

There is a fight between the 'new media' businesses (Google, Facebook, etc), and the traditional news media businesses.

Important changes to the process and substance of Place of Public Entertainment (POPE) approvals are about to commence.

2020 could see significant regulatory and legal changes in the technology, media and telecommunications industries.

The Convergence Review is seeking the public's views on five new discussion papers

The Scheme sets out a regulatory framework for classifying films, publications and computer games in Australia.

A proposed privacy law reform could stop the media using public interest as a defence for serious invasions of privacy.

The ALRC proposed a new Classification of Media Content Act to reflect recommendations in the Classification report.

"Sabacc" is a fictional card game in the Star Wars universe. In the most recent Star Wars film, a young Han Solo wins the Millennium Falcon during a game of Sabacc.

When will copyright subsist? Will bookmakers' use of race fields and sports fixtures infringe copyright held by racing and sports bodies? Don’t bet on it!

The focus of the discussion of media reforms is on the "75% audience reach rule" and the "2 out of 3 rule".

Thereafter the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) issued a statement through its Treasurer, Joshua Anthony Frydenberg, that the ACCC would be releasing draft rules around July 2020.

This model could create significant structural changes in the way the content providers and platform operators interact.