The government’s plan to fund Australian journalism through a levy on digital platforms rests on a sound premise: a healthy democracy depends on reliable information.
Meta and Google have been found negligent in two landmark social media addiction trials in the US.
A battle of the giants that marks a turning point for competition law, exposing its strengths, limits and the need for digital platform regulation.
The Australian federal government has confirmed that video streaming giant YouTube will be included in the nation’s social media ban.
Attempts to ban the popular Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok in the United States have been delayed, but a question mark still hangs over its…
Many jurisdictions around the world are examining how legislation can protect citizens from the exploitation of their private information, and the Australian Government intends proposing…
Search engine giant Google is under scrutiny in a case aimed at preventing it from “unlawfully maintaining monopolies through anticompetitive and exclusionary practices”.
LSJ speaks to eight trailblazing lawyers who are leaning into the future with fresh ideas and fire in the belly. They are doers, thinkers and…
The challenge technologies pose for defamation law may be better resolved by adapting existing principles than by special rules for specific circumstances. By NICHOLAS OLSON.
The use of a competitor’s name can be trade mark infringement or misleading and deceptive conduct, depending on the representation made in the sponsored link…