
Can I Use Copyrighted Music in a Video Game?
From Guitar Hero to SingStar, many video games use popular songs as backing tracks or as part of the gaming experience. Whether…
From Guitar Hero to SingStar, many video games use popular songs as backing tracks or as part of the gaming experience. Whether…
Identifying whether certain works are original for copyright protection can be tricky enough. Establishing that certain body movements are unique…
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On 21 July 2016, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) announced that it will not oppose a bid from Metcash…
On 11 August 2016 the Federal Court of Australia granted a summary judgement in Tolkien Estate Limited v Saltalamacchia [2016]…
Commercial leases are binding agreements that set out obligations between business owners (tenants) and owners of leased property (landlords), allowing…
If someone has used your photo without permission, you can seek redress under copyright, defamation and Australian consumer law. Although…
Retail leases for hairdressers are a substantial financial commitment. Subject to the terms of the lease, a landlord will be under…
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