No rational basis: Defamation law expert says Australia's anti-trolling Bill should be canned
Sue Chrysanthou has said the federal government has misinterpreted how Australia's defamation laws operate.
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No more appeals: High Court rejects Apple's bid to stay Epic Games Australian lawsuit
After many appeals, the Apple-Epic Games lawsuit in Australia will definitely go ahead next year.
Meta sued for allegedly displaying scam ads using Australian public figures
According to the ACCC, one consumer lost AU$650,000 as a result of these scam ads.
Google allegedly hid documents from search monopoly lawsuit, DOJ claims
Google has been accused of shielding important business communications by improperly using attorney-client privilege as part of its efforts to defend against a DOJ antitrust lawsuit.
Google must amend app store contracts in French lawsuit defeat: Report
The Paris Commercial Court found Google did not provide developers with the opportunity to effectively negotiate their terms for being on the Play Store.
Intel €1.06 billion fine overturned at EU General Court
After a second appeal opportunity, Intel has received a major court win to have an antitrust fine entirely annulled.
US DoJ, Microsoft and 35 states support an appeal of Epic Games-Apple decision
All eyes are on the Epic Games-Apple case, with US federal and state law agencies and Microsoft all vocalising their belief the case will be pivotal in unpacking antitrust issues in the app store payments market.
Google commences appeal against European Commission €4.34 billion fine
The search giant is contending it has not abused its dominant market position to coerce smartphone manufacturers into installing Google Search and Chrome.
Riot Games accused of not telling employees their rights to assist in discrimination probe
When Riot Games made various settlements for sexual harassment allegations in 2019, the language in those settlements allegedly suggested employees could not speak with the government about sexual harassment.
Meta sued in excess of $150 billion for its role in Rohingya genocide
Facebook has been accused of using algorithms that amplified hate speech and failing to take down specific posts inciting violence against the Rohingya people.