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Internet Law Bulletin
As the internet continues its exponential growth and companies invest more time and money in e-commerce, their legal advisers are faced with the challenges of adapting existing laws to the medium and maintaining currency with legal reform. The Internet Law Bulletin was created to address the range of legal issues posed by the internet and online services: issues as diverse as copyright, defamation, online dispute resolution, privacy, trade practices and criminal law. The newsletter includes analysis of case law, discussion of new and proposed legislation, reports on significant inquiries and research, and news updates on legal developments both in Australia and overseas.
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Internet Law Bulletin
10 January 2022 09:03
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Covering both the common law origins and the current uniform legislative regime in depth, this looseleaf contains extensive commentary and legislation for all Australian jurisdictions, as well as relevant case summaries and practical resources.
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The bulletin features articles on topical privacy issues, reports on changes to legislation, guidelines and industry codes affecting privacy; and gives details of cases affecting privacy. Presenting a diversity of opinions from experts in the field, Privacy Law Bulletin covers Australian and international developments, keeping subscribers in touch with current thinking on areas such as employment, banking and finance, the administration of government benefits, telecommunications, health care, marketing and the media.
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This work provides extensive coverage of the broadcasting, radio-communications and telecommunications areas of communications law. It is written in plain language by expert authors who provide practical and detailed analysis of the laws regulating the industry. Four looseleaf volumes provide legislation and government documents as well as research material in the form of guidelines, policy statements and codes of practice.
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Privacy Law, Confidentiality and Data Security (PIC) has been designed as a comprehensive and practical reference tool in a "practice & procedure approach" loose-leaf format offering exceptionally broad coverage of the complex subject matter. Practical, easy to read commentary with pinpoint references to relevant case law this comprehensive work facilitates pre-court preparation. Featuring annotations to the National Privacy Principles with pinpoint references to relevant cases as well as detailed commentary designed to enable you to understand immediately what is necessary for compliance.