Date: 24 Apr 2015, Filed under: Entertainment
Why is two-up legal on Anzac Day in Australia?
Date: 11 Sep 2012, Filed under: Business & Commercial Law, IT, Entertainment, Leisure, Media Law
Twitter, Myspace, Youtube and Facebook have all become household names and whether you like it or not, the employees in your organisation are participating...
Date: 14 Jan 2011, Filed under: Business & Commercial Law, IT, Entertainment, Intellectual Property, Telecommunications, Media Law
While, for some time only a USA phenomenon, legal action concerning music and video piracy is beginning to take its place within the Australian courts,...
Date: 19 Mar 2010, Filed under: Business & Commercial Law, Corporations Law, Divorce, Employment Law - Worker Perspective, Employment Law - Employer Perspective, OHS, Workplace Privacy, Industrial Relations, Redundancy, Unfair Dismissal, IT, Entertainment, Sports, Leisure, Intellectual Property, Media Law, Marketing & Advertising
Twitter, Myspace, Youtube and Facebook have all become household names and whether you like it or not, the employees in your organisation are participating...
Date: 03 Nov 2009, Filed under: IT, Entertainment, Sports, Leisure, Intellectual Property, Media Law
A recent Federal Court case highlights just how critical it is for parties to be absolutely vigilant about their intellectual property rights.The intellectual...
Date: 07 Aug 2006, Filed under: Entertainment, Intellectual Property, Media Law, Marketing & Advertising
Last month, the Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Senator Helen Coonan, announced significant media reform.
Date: 09 Aug 2005, Filed under: IT, Entertainment, Sports, Leisure, Intellectual Property, Telecommunications
A recent decision of the Federal Court is illustrative of the consequences for both owners and internet service providers of web sites which provide links...
Date: 08 Dec 2004, Filed under: Entertainment, Sports, Leisure, Intellectual Property
Under Australian law, the exclusive rights of the copyright owner extend to the right to authorise people to do any of the acts 'comprised in the copyright'—such...
Date: 07 Sep 2004, Filed under: IT, Entertainment, Sports, Leisure, Telecommunications
Notwithstanding the reasonableness of this query, it is a trick question - there is no Office of Live Theatre Classification. Nor is there anything that...
Date: 01 Apr 2004, Filed under: Contract Drafting & Disputes, Children, Entertainment, Sports, Leisure, Human Rights
Following the demise of HIH and the enactment of New South Wales's Civil Liability Act ("CLA") specialist insurance solicitors at Abbott Tout increasingly...
