[radio interview] Groupon received a warning of a Spam Act breach - it was difficult to unsubscribe from its email list.

A discussion of investments and deals in Australian online, media, telco and IT service businesses in 2012.

Some insights into the legal ramifications of the 2DayFM prank.

On 21 February, the Federal Court accepted consent orders from Wesfarmers Kleenheat Gas concerning price increases.

The article sets out options when your business is facing unfair and untrue media scrutiny which may damage the business.

In this video, Steven Klimt says there are some common failings - and ways to avoid them.

In Issue 4 we reported that the ACCC had instituted criminal proceedings against Paul and Michael Rana and their company, NuEra Wellness Centre Pty Ltd, for failing to co-operate during a recent Commission investigation into claims of a cancer cure.

Internet safety for children is a great problem – cyberbullying, trolling, sexting, or access to inappropriate content.

Australia already has a set of regulatory arrangements governing the promotion of food & beverage products to children.

In Issue 4 we reported that the ACCC was prosecuting Netti Atom for inducing retailers not to advertise Netti Atom bicycles on the internet at less than RRP.

Vivienne Storey discusses some easy ways to market your business, including networking, advertising and social media.

On 11 December, the Full Court in South Australia accepted that statements made by Specialty Equipment Company in various brochures such as "will out clean any comparative unit" and "does an unbelievable job of cleaning" were puffery and therefore not actionable.

On 17 January, the ACCC released an information sheet on environmental claims in its "Your consumer rights" series.

The company did apparently raise more than $4 million from investors.

Currently, Victoria has one of the most onerous regimes for overseas entities conducting a national trade promotion in Australia.

This video provides some tips of what you could do if your social media account has been hacked.

A number of further communications regulatory changes are likely to occur or be considered by the Government in 2017.

The Government has recently consulted on legislation to implement a range of reforms in the telecommunications sector.

This article examines proposals for telecommunications interception reform in light of changing technology and threats.

The ACCC has issued proceedings against Ray's Outdoors for claims made to promote the opening of its Elizabeth Street store in Adelaide.