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Australian Media Reform Report

Jarrad Parker - 3 July 2020

Supreme Court defamation decision rules on public interest and judicial bias

Alex Grigg - 26 June 2020

No copyright violation by publication of book excerpts of a member of the German Parliament through an internet news portal

No copyright violation by publication of book excerpts of a member of the German Parliament through an internet news portal

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Franz Gernhardt

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26 May 2020

The ‘Covid-19 effect’: How blocklisting is putting pressure on media outlets during the pandemic

The ‘Covid-19 effect’: How blocklisting is putting pressure on media outlets during the pandemic

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1 May 2020

Competition Law strengthening the failure of the new publishers’ rights: is it fair? The French Competition Authority orders Google to negotiate with publishers and news agencies

Competition Law strengthening the failure of the new publishers’ rights: is it fair? The French Competition Authority orders Google to negotiate with publishers and news agencies

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Edouard Treppoz

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23 April 2020

Online Harms: UK Government publishes response to consultation on proposals for internet regulation

Online Harms: UK Government publishes response to consultation on proposals for internet regulation

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Lizzie Greene, Graham Smith

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12 February 2020

UK Government “has no plans” to implement the Copyright Directive

UK Government “has no plans” to implement the Copyright Directive

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William Wortley

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24 January 2020

Should subscriptions to online versions of newspapers, journals and periodicals be charged at 0% VAT? The Upper Tribunal in the case of News Corp says ‘yes’.

Should subscriptions to online versions of newspapers, journals and periodicals be charged at 0% VAT? The Upper Tribunal in the case of News Corp says ‘yes’.

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23 January 2020

Does the principle of exhaustion apply to digital media? The CJEU provides clarity

Does the principle of exhaustion apply to digital media? The CJEU provides clarity

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17 January 2020

Czech Supreme Court finds that statements that create a wrongful impression can be unlawful

Czech Supreme Court finds that statements that create a wrongful impression can be unlawful

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Vojtech Chloupek, Jiri Svejda

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17 October 2019

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