The Danger of Blind Trust – When Does Indifference Become Infringement by Authorisation?
The Full Federal Court has recently handed down its decision in Campaigntrack Pty Ltd v Real Estate Tool Box Pty Ltd [2022] FCAFC 112, in which the
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Protecting ‘Kidfluencers’ – What Every Parent Needs to Know
Background What might have begun as cutesy snaps of the baby circulating to a friends group has grown into startup business ventures, as Influencer parents
Read MoreLawyers Weekly Podcast – CyberSecurity for Lawyers
Listen in to EAGLEGATE’s very first Podcast on Lawyers Weekly – Nicole talks all things cyber for lawyers and how lawyers can be proactive in
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Law Firms Face Extortion
Law Firms Face Extortion & Legal Penalties After Australian Ransomware Scandal Many Australian law firms and their clients could find themselves facing extortion by online
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Is it Time to Hit the Delete Key on TIK TOK?
A Brisbane cyber lawyer says calls to ban video app TikTok amid claims it‘s a data gathering tool of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) may
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Got a Unique Idea? Here’s Why Legal Protection is Important
Identifying a problem scope is the first step towards inventing a solution to a problem. Inventions can transform the world and make inventors very wealthy.
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Anti-troll laws are coming but do they miss the mark?
In response to the growing issue of on-line trolls engaging in defamation without being identified, the Australian government seeks to introduce anti-troll legislation that effectively:
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Beware Who’s Using Your Internet Service
Small businesses providing Wi-Fi to their patrons, holiday rental hosts and home owners or their tenants could face serious charges if people use their internet
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Our biggest threat from AI exists because AI is immune to fear.
There has been a lot of discussion over ChatGPT and AI and what it means for the human race – here is my two cents.
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