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.
Beijing files lawsuit accusing WeChat's youth mode of breaching child protection laws
Along with WeChat facing greater regulatory scrutiny, Alibaba has separately suspended various staff who have been accused of sexually assaulting a fellow female employee.
Apple granted last-minute request to avoid changing App Store developer rules
The App Store will no longer have to remove its rule that prevents developers from adding in-app links to payment websites.
Meta receives its first ever criminal charges from Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest
Andrew Forrest has accused Meta of not doing enough to prevent scams from appearing on its social media platforms.
Uber sued by US Justice Department for allegedly overcharging people with disability
People with disability are allegedly charged extra fees if they require more time to enter a Uber vehicle because of their disability.
Epic Games appeals decision made in antitrust lawsuit against Apple
The mixed ruling found Apple was not a monopoly.
Former Vocus chair charged with insider trading related to cancelled 2019 sale
Vaughan Bowen allegedly sold millions of Vocus shares in light of a potential takeover by EQT Infrastructure being cancelled.