Technology Law and Digital Law

China has issued two new regulations establishing a comprehensive supply chain security framework and countering foreign extraterritorial jurisdiction, creating significant compliance challenges for multinational companies.

Vietnam's new cybersecurity law, effective July, imposes strict content moderation obligations on technology platforms, requiring mandatory identity verification and 24-48 hour content removal deadlines.

Vietnam's new Cybersecurity Law introduces sweeping changes to online content moderation, imposing strict compliance requirements on tech platforms including mandatory identity verification and rapid takedown protocols.

The general rule is that a business cannot send unsolicited emails to market, sell, and promote their goods and services.

"Statement Expectations" sets out ACMA views on the minimum requirements needed to comply with the Spam Act.

This heavy penalty was a reminder to all businesses to ensure that their marketing complies with regulations.

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology notified amendments to the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 on February 10, 2026, introducing mandatory labelling for synthetically generated information and accelerated takedown timelines.

As generative artificial intelligence rapidly advances, a critical question emerges for patent practitioners and AI developers: can published patent specifications and drawings legally serve as training data for AI models in China? This analysis examines the copyright nature of patent documents, explores the tension between intellectual property protection and technological innovation, and evaluates the legal risks and compliance frameworks governing AI training activities under Chinese law.

AI has not only rapidly transformed how information is created, accessed, and consumed but has managed to make itself a part of everyday life. At the same time, its growing presence is testing the limits of existing legal frameworks, particularly in areas such as intellectual property, data use, and liability.

Thailand’s Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA), which describes itself as a “co-creation regulator” working collaboratively with industry rather than imposing top-down rules...

The Information Technology Act, 2000 empowers the Central Government under section 87 to frame rules governing intermediaries, including the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021.

A new enterprise agreement between Private Media & the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance, approved by the FWC restricts the use of AI in editorial work.