Consumer protection, Defamation, Global, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Privacy Feeling Bluey… Robert Irwin, Pauline Hanson, and Fred again..: an overview of use of likeness 27 February 2025 By Kirsten Bowe, Karen Litherland, Grace Crowley Read on
Defamation, Intellectual Property, Technology Are search results defamatory? Google’s not feeling lucky 16 March 2016 By Siao-Sun Hoon Read on
Defamation, Intellectual Property Solicitor’s defamation action dismissed for lacking ‘The Vibe’ 18 December 2015 By Will Bartlett Read on
Advertising & marketing, Confidential information, Contracts, Copyright, Defamation, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Social media, Technology, Trade marks Can a business stop an ex-employee from listing it as a former employer on LinkedIn? 27 February 2015 By Damien MacRae Read on
Defamation, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Privacy, Social media Guidelines released on the “right to be forgotten” 16 December 2014 By Emily Rich Read on
Advertising & marketing, Defamation, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Social media Negotiating the perils and pitfalls of corporate social media: a lesson from Madden v Seafolly 16 September 2014 By Emily Rich Read on
Copyright, Defamation, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Privacy, Social media The rise of the citizen journalist and the online blogger 9 May 2014 By Mandy Milner Read on
Confidential information, Defamation, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Privacy The ALRC releases Discussion Paper on “Serious Invasions of Privacy in the Digital Era” 2 April 2014 By Charles Davies Read on
Copyright, Defamation, Intellectual Property, Social media IP Whiteboard editor published in Internet Law Bulletin: Recent legal developments involving Twitter 17 March 2014 By Samantha McHugh Read on
Defamation, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Social media Think before you speak, think before you tweet –social media and defamation 17 March 2014 By Daniella Phair Read on