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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

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

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

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

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

Neil Brooks and the Nine Network: does ACMA offer sufficient vindication to current affairs program targets?

King & Wood Mallesons
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Australia
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May 8 2013

Current affairs programs like Today Tonight and A Current Affair enable ordinary Australians to voice their grievances in circumstances where

Court absolves Google of responsibility for misleading sponsored links

King & Wood Mallesons
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Australia
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May 7 2013

On February 6 2013, in Google Inc v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, the High Court upheld the appeal of Google Inc against the

Will filming Times Square now require negotiating with hundreds of copyright owners?

King & Wood Mallesons
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Australia, USA
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May 3 2013

On 8 April 2013, The Motion Picture Association of America, along with the International Documentary Association and Film Independent, filed an

TPG Internet Pty Ltd v Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (No 2) 2013 FCAFC 37

Gilbert + Tobin
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Australia
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April 30 2013

The Full Federal Court ordered TPG to pay a $50,000 penalty in respect of TPG’s initial misleading television advertisement and its failure to

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

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

Social media: aspects of the Australian regulatory landscape

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

Variety no longer the spice of life for Mel B

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

Neil Brooks and the Nine Network: does ACMA offer sufficient vindication to current affairs program targets?

Court absolves Google of responsibility for misleading sponsored links

Will filming Times Square now require negotiating with hundreds of copyright owners?

TPG Internet Pty Ltd v Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (No 2) 2013 FCAFC 37

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