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Intellectual Property, Trade marks Lies, damned lies and social media coverage of trade mark disputes – the TV programme previously known as “Glee”? 24 July 2014 By Bill Ladas 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
Intellectual Property, Social media IP Whiteboard editors published in e-commerce law reports 12 December 2013 By Samantha McHugh Read on
Intellectual Property, Social media, Trade marks #IntellectualProperty trending on Twitter: Considering IP in the age of the hashtag 19 November 2013 By Mandy Milner Read on
Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Social media Federal Election 2013: who will be watching you? 14 August 2013 By Jessica Bounds Read on
Advertising & marketing, Defamation, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Social media, Trade marks Parody accounts on Facebook and Instagram: a no-go zone? 22 July 2013 By Daniella Phair Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Social media Twitter Parody Accounts: The Inside Story on Adam Gilchrist’s Twitter Twin 17 July 2013 By Samantha McHugh Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Social media, Trade marks Adam Gilchrist hit for six by Twitter twin 15 July 2013 By Daniella Phair Read on
