Submissions

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WIPO Consultation on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on IP Policy

The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) is consulting on issues concerning the impact of artificial intelligence (Al) on intellectual property policy as the basis of future discussions.

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Submission in response to the Digital Platforms Inquiry final report

Once again the Australian Digital Alliance (ADA) welcomes the opportunity to provide comment in relation to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Digital Platforms Inquiry; this time providing comments to the government in response to the final Inquiry report released by the ACCC on Friday 26 July 2019.

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Supplementary submission on the Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement

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Submission to the Review of the New Zealand Copyright Act 1994

The ADA strongly supports the New Zealand copyright review and its objectives, particularly its proposal to enshrine the right of access to works for the public benefit.

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Submission in response to the Digital Platforms Inquiry preliminary report

The ACCC's proposal for a mandatory takedown system for digital platforms should be accommodated by extending the existing safe harbour system rather than introducing a new, separate scheme.

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Submission to ACCC regarding APRA application for authorisation (A1000433)

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Joint submission to IP Australia’s Protection of Indigenous Knowledge in the Intellectual Property System consultation

We support more effective recognition and protection of ICIP in Australia but we are concerned that current copyright and IP are not appropriate.

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Submission to the Inquiry on the Online Infringement Bill

Website blocking is a drastic remedy and a blunt tool which has significant implications for free speech, innovation and the functioning of Australia’s internet.

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Submission on the Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement

The ADA believes that the primary goal of the government in approaching the IP chapter of the AEUFTA should be to avoid any agreement that would require Australia to change its copyright law, or that would “lock in” our laws and prevent sensible changes in response to future technological and cultural change.

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Submission to the Copyright Modernisation Consultation

The ADA welcomes the Government’s goal of modernising the Copyright Act to ensure it is effective, efficient and sufficiently adaptable to cope with changes in economic conditions, technology, markets and the costs of innovating.