Australian Law Reform Commission

• Blog Post
• Australian Law Reform Commission
• Copyright Amendment (Disability Access and Other Measures) Act 2017

Australian Copyright Reform off to a Good Start for 2016

• Blog Post
• Australian Law Reform Commission
• Marrakesh Treaty
• Trans Pacific Partnership

Counting Down the Copyright Top Ten 2014

Slaves to end-of-year tradition, we’ve rounded up the top 10 things you needed to know about Aussie copyright 2014. 

• Media Statement
• Australian Law Reform Commission
• Copyright policy

Australian Culture needs Copyright Reform

Cultural institutions and creators join industry, consumers and educators in support of fair use. 

• Media Statement
• Australian Law Reform Commission
• Technology

Copyright Reform Needed for Future Innovation and Current Practice

The Tech and Telco sector support Attorney-General’s commitment to copyright reform

• Blog Post
• Australian Law Reform Commission

It’s time for fair use: Australian copyright inquiry discussion paper released

• Blog Post
• Australian Law Reform Commission

Yes, Australian schools do pay to use free online content

• Blog Post
• Australian Law Reform Commission
• Safe harbour

Safe harbour Reform: Land ho?

• Blog Post
• Australian Law Reform Commission
• Technological protection measures

A big week in copyright (and acronyms); ALRC, TPMs, ACTA, and TPPA

• Media Statement
• Australian Law Reform Commission
• Cloud computing
• Fair use
• Optus

Optus loss could stifle future cloud innovation in Australia

Today the Full Court of the Federal Court ruled that the TV Now service provided by Optus, which enabled consumers to record free-to-air TV to the cloud for playback on their personal devices, is an infringement of copyright.