Australian Regulations Detrimental to the Digital Economy: Process (Part 1)
The preservation of public interest news production has become an important goal of many jurisdictions, and Australia is no exception […]
Category
Australia
Australian Copyright Law Thumbs Nose at U.S. Trade Commitments
Australia just expanded its copyright safe harbors to provide certain legal protections for educational, cultural, and disabilities organizations. Unfortunately, the […]
Australian Tech Policy Should Reflect Emerging Leadership Role
During Prime Minister Turnbull’s visit to Washington in February, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Australian Minister for Trade, Tourism […]
What you learn and who you learn from: the Internet shakes up the workplace
This column comes from Australia, which I’m visiting for the first time. Let’s do the obvious Aussie tech clichés first: […]
“Copyright reform is in the air.”
While patent reform seems to be the top IP-related priority for most US policymakers, copyright reform discussions in the US […]
Australian Copyright Reform Considers Fair Use
Australia is currently undergoing a review of its copyright laws, in which introducing the fair use doctrine to Australian law […]
Popular Articles
-
The Digital Networks Act’s Scope Creep: How Article 9 Paves a Sneaky Pathway to Network Fees
-
Copyright & AI: Why the European Commission Should Avoid Flawed Opt-Outs and Support International Standardisation
-
Why Europe’s Affordable Housing Act Won’t Make Housing More Affordable
-
Motherless Repairs Some of Mavrix Damage
-
Nebraska's LB 525 As A Model for AI Chatbot Legislation
