Justine Munsie

Gambling Law & Regulation - December 2013

Seven News successfully appeals ACMA decision: Commercial broadcasters can report on tobacco related issues provided they do not intend to publicise or promote smoking or tobacco products

The ACMA loses its battle over 2DayFM’s prank call: The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia holds that the ACMA has no power to decide whether or not a broadcaster has committed a criminal offence

Failure to update online publications can prove costly when circumstances change

Celebrities, Social Media and Copyright: Tarantino and Prince sue online infringers

Online guarantees: ACCC releases guidelines for businesses and online review platforms addressing fake, incentivised and misleading reviews

Federal Court sharpens ACMA’s teeth: Legitimacy of ACMA’s power to investigate potential criminal offences in the absence of criminal prosecution

iiNet first listed company to pay infringement notice penalty for advertising breach

"No Deal": Kakavas loses High Court appeal

Hot off the Press: the Federal Government announces reforms to Media Industry