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Rihanna v Topshop we’d sue too

MARQUE Lawyers
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Australia
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May 22 2013

Is this not the worst photo of Rihanna ever? No wonder she's suing UK fashion house Topshop for putting it on a t-shirt without her consent. The case

Internet streaming of TV broadcasts: your ‘one stop shop’ update on international copyright disputes

King & Wood Mallesons
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Australia, United Kingdom, USA
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May 20 2013

Many of us have the kind of social schedule which interferes with our passion for Ricky Martin and The Voice. Of course, there are a plethora of

No such thing as a free TV: ACCC accepts Foxtel’s undertaking

King & Wood Mallesons
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Australia
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May 17 2013

Foxtel Management Pty Ltd has provided the ACCC with a court enforcebale undertaking following allegations that Foxtel breached sections 18, 32(2

Social media: aspects of the Australian regulatory landscape

Addisons
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Australia
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May 15 2013

Facebook reported it had more than a billion monthly active users and an average of 618 million daily active users in December 2012. If it was a

The Federal Court warns publishers not to hide behind authors in obtaining permission to publish copyright material

Holding Redlich
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Australia
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May 15 2013

A recent case in the Federal Court of Australia has cast light upon the importance of publishers obtaining proper permission prior to the publication

The wrath of the hoax and social media

Holding Redlich
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Australia
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May 15 2013

Recently, a twitter hoax of an explosion at the White House (which was said to have injured the President) wiped $130 billion off the S&P 500 in just

AOD-9604: patents, peptides, performance and.cellulite?

Phillips Ormonde Fitzpatrick
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Australia
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May 14 2013

Australia is no stranger to sporting scandals. Cricket's "John the bookmaker" affair, horse racing's "Fine Cotton" scandal and any number of player

Variety no longer the spice of life for Mel B

Squire Sanders
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Australia
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May 13 2013

In a recent New South Wales decision, the Supreme Court of Australia found that television company Seven Network (Operations) Limited (Seven) was

ACCC pursues misleading credence claims again

Hall & Wilcox
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Australia
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May 10 2013

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has again shown its commitment to one of its 2013 focus areas - misleading credence claims

Seven Network v Mel B brings some spice to the principles of formation and discharge of contracts

Clayton Utz
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Australia
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May 9 2013

The Supreme Court of NSW recently applied the principles of formation and discharge of contracts in the case of Seven Network (Operations) Limited v

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Rihanna v Topshop we’d sue too

Internet streaming of TV broadcasts: your ‘one stop shop’ update on international copyright disputes

No such thing as a free TV: ACCC accepts Foxtel’s undertaking

Social media: aspects of the Australian regulatory landscape

The Federal Court warns publishers not to hide behind authors in obtaining permission to publish copyright material

The wrath of the hoax and social media

AOD-9604: patents, peptides, performance and.cellulite?

Variety no longer the spice of life for Mel B

ACCC pursues misleading credence claims again

Seven Network v Mel B brings some spice to the principles of formation and discharge of contracts

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