It’s alive! Safe and responsible AI in therapeutic goods
3 December 2024
Imagine a future where medical devices, powered by artificial intelligence, are seamlessly integrated into our lives.
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Luke Hawthorne
“13 Reasons Why” to watch Article 13 – Copyright reform in the European Union
21 September 2018
Last week, a plenary session of the European Parliament has voted to adopt changes to the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (or the Copyright Directive for short), that was first introduced by the European Parliament Committee on Legal Affairs on 20 June 2018.
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The Budget 2018-2019: our three key areas for intellectual property
9 May 2018
Biotechnology companies and generic pharmaceuticals are the winners and celebrities are the Biggest Losers in the Federal Budget
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Counter-productive? Australia’s Productivity Commission releases Final Report into Australia’s Intellectual Property Arrangements
21 December 2016
Yesterday, Australia’s Productivity Commission released their Final Report into Australia’s Intellectual Property Arrangements.
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An apparently ‘precious’ ring: Federal Court grants summary judgment to rule them all
12 August 2016
The Federal Court of Australia has given summary judgment in Tolkien Estate Limited v Saltalamacchia [2016] FCA 944 for Tolkien Estate Limited (representing the estate of the late JRR Tolkien) against a jewellery trader selling rings bearing the infamous inscription of the ‘One Ring’ from Tolkien’s The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings series.
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The fragrant but (un)safe harbour: what happened to Hong Kong’s Copyright amendment?
23 March 2016
Hong Kong may be famed for its deep and sheltered harbour, but prolonged debate over amendments to the Copyright Ordinance have seen ‘safe harbours’ for internet providers sink.
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