Intermediary liability

• Blog Post
• Copyright Amendment (Disability Access and Other Measures) Act 2017
• Intermediary liability
• Safe harbour
• Trans Pacific Partnership

JSCOT agrees: we need to fix safe harbours

• Blog Post
• Copyright Amendment (Disability Access and Other Measures) Act 2017
• Intermediary liability
• Safe harbour

Education, Cultural and Tech Sectors Support Safe Harbour Extension

On Friday, a diverse group of 25 organisations from across the Australian education, cultural and technology sectors wrote to Senator Fifield, Minister for Communications and the Arts, congratulating him on proposed changes to Australia’s copyright law which will foster innovation and provide much needed legal certainty for Australia's schools, universities, libraries and online service providers.

• Blog Post
• Authorisation liability
• Intermediary liability
• Korea Australia Free Trade Agreement

Research paper commissioned by ADA on copyright 'authorisation' law finds we are internationally consistent and warns of unforseen consequences

• Media Statement
• Intermediary liability

New Paper Released: Copyright Reform for the Digital Economy

Respected copyright academic Kimberlee Weatherall has authored a policy paper for the Australian Digital Alliance (ADA) as a contribution to the crucial discussion on the copyright reform Australia’s digital economy needs.

• Media Statement
• Authorisation liability
• Copyright cases
• iiNet
• Intermediary liability

Decisive iiNet victory shared by all

The Australian Digital Alliance (ADA) welcomes today’s decision by the Federal Court in Roadshow Films v iiNet on copyright and intermediary liability. The decision affirms the importance of ISPs and other providers in the digital economy.

• Media Statement
• Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement
• Copyright Legislation Amendment Bill 2004
• Intermediary liability

Service Provider Liability - How Safe is the Safe-Harbour?

The Australian Digital Alliance (ADA) and the Australian Libraries Copyright Committee (ALCC) last Friday called on Government to urgently review the Copyright Legislation Amendment Bill 2004, which is expected to be debated in the Senate on Wednesday.