Top Reasons Why Lawyers Must Embrace Technology
Lawyers need to embrace technology so that they understand the business environment and landscapes that their clients operate in. Without a solid understanding of this
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Top Reasons Why Lawyers Must Embrace Technology
Lawyers need to embrace technology so that they understand the business environment and landscapes that their clients operate in. Without a solid understanding of this framework, clients will find it …
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September 3, 2022
High Court finds that Google is not liable for online defamation
The High Court of Australia has released a significant judgment, finding by a majority that Google did not publish defamatory material by operating its search engine. The case of Google …
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August 22, 2022
Productivity Commission’s report encourages Australian businesses to embrace technology and innovation
The Productivity Commission has released its 5 Year Productivity Inquiry. This report highlights key challenges facing Australian businesses and the decrease in productivity in the last 20 years, particularly in …
August 22, 2022
OAIC releases advice regarding personal information collection for COVID-19 purposes
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) recently released an advice notice for entities that are collecting personal information for COVID-19 purposes. In its advice, the OAIC recommended that …
August 15, 2022
Google fined $60 million for misleading Australian mobile users about location data collection
The Federal Court of Australia has ordered a $60 million fine against Google for misleading Australian consumers about the collection and use of personal location data on Android phones between …
August 15, 2022
AISA survey results show cybersecurity priority is not reflected by company boards
The Australian Information Security Association (AISA), in collaboration with the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AIC), recently released a study on Boards and Cyber Resilience. The survey found that despite …
August 7, 2022
Australian law cannot regulate artificial intelligence use in workplaces
With improvements in modern technology, artificial intelligence (AI) now has the ability to accurately monitor health and safety in the workplace. However, this has raised concerns over breaches of workplace …
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August 7, 2022
Mandatory cybersecurity reporting for critical infrastructure assets
New amendments to the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (Cth) include a new mandatory cybersecurity reporting requirement for certain critical infrastructure assets that commenced on 8 July 2022. A …
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August 1, 2022
Victorian Government launches new multilingual chatbot
The Victorian Government just rolled out the first multilingual chatbot, AskVic. AskVic was developed by the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing to assist culturally and linguistically diverse communities in …
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July 25, 2022
High Court finds that Google is not liable for online defamation
The High Court of Australia has released a significant judgment, finding by a majority that Google did not publish defamatory material by operating its search
Productivity Commission’s report encourages Australian businesses to embrace technology and innovation
The Productivity Commission has released its 5 Year Productivity Inquiry. This report highlights key challenges facing Australian businesses and the decrease in productivity in the
OAIC releases advice regarding personal information collection for COVID-19 purposes
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) recently released an advice notice for entities that are collecting personal information for COVID-19 purposes. In its
Google fined $60 million for misleading Australian mobile users about location data collection
The Federal Court of Australia has ordered a $60 million fine against Google for misleading Australian consumers about the collection and use of personal location
AISA survey results show cybersecurity priority is not reflected by company boards
The Australian Information Security Association (AISA), in collaboration with the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AIC), recently released a study on Boards and Cyber Resilience.
Australian law cannot regulate artificial intelligence use in workplaces
With improvements in modern technology, artificial intelligence (AI) now has the ability to accurately monitor health and safety in the workplace. However, this has raised
Mandatory cybersecurity reporting for critical infrastructure assets
New amendments to the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (Cth) include a new mandatory cybersecurity reporting requirement for certain critical infrastructure assets that commenced
Victorian Government launches new multilingual chatbot
The Victorian Government just rolled out the first multilingual chatbot, AskVic. AskVic was developed by the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing to assist culturally
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