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    Australian Privacy Law Update

    This article looks at key changes and implications for businesses in relation to the handling of personal information.
    AustraliaPrivacy
    Webb Henderson
    Webb Henderson
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    Singapore’s new personal data protection laws to enhance privacy protection for individuals

    This update looks at the key objectives, structural framework and the main data protection rules under the new regime.
    SingaporePrivacy
    Webb Henderson
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    Continuing Controversy Over Proposed Changes to Copyright Law

    The Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill (Bill) introduced to the New Zealand Parliament in February of this year amends the Copyright Act 1994 (Act) to provide new enforcement measures against the unauthorised sharing of copyright material via the Internet. Remedies available include fines of up to $15,000 and temporary suspension of Internet accounts. The latter remedy, in particular, continues to generate controversy.
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    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property

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