Are search results defamatory? Google’s not feeling lucky
16 March 2016
Sticks and stones may break your bones, but search results can hurt you?
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500 versions of software – when is a new version of software original and when does copyright subsist?
15 March 2016
The Full Court, in its recent decision JR Consulting & Drafting Pty Limited v Cummings [2016] FCAFC 20 tackled some difficult questions of subsistence of copyright and originality.
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The UK CMA’s concrete plans for another criminal cartel prosecution
14 March 2016
The CMA brings another criminal cartel case in the construction industry, charging a director for involvement in a suspected UK concrete pipe cartel
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Copyright and the US primaries: From Adele to Neil Young, why do artists keep getting Berned by politicians?
7 March 2016
From Trump to Clinton to Cruz, there is no presidential campaign that doesn’t involve the candidate strutting onto the stage to an ‘inspirational’ song.
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Kylie Minogue takes on Kylie Jenner – what happens when two celebrities have the same name?
4 March 2016
We all love a good post about the Kardashians (see here).
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Dallas Buyers Club – end of a chapter?
3 March 2016
The Dallas Buyers Club application appears to have drawn to an end, and with it another chapter in rights holders’ attempts to respond to file sharing.
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Google knows the way
1 March 2016
UK High Court rules that Google did not engage in anti-competitive conduct
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2016 means big business for the ACCC
25 February 2016
This week ACCC Chairman Rod Sims unveiled the ACCC’s 2016 Enforcement and Compliance Policy
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