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Broadcasters gain concessions in new free-to-air TV code | The Australian - 0 views

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shared by yunju wang on 19 Mar 10 - No Cached
  • Under the new code, from March 1 viewers will for the first time be able to lodge complaints against commercial broadcasters online.
  • ``The community has expressed a strong preference electronic complaints lodgement and the ACMA has vigorously pursued this innovation to make it more convenient for viewers to lodge complaints.''
  • yunju wang on 19 Mar 10
     
    BROADCASTERS will be able to air extra advertising on their digital free-to-air channels and erase breaches of the rules governing free-to-air TV if they swiftly correct errors, under significant concessions given by the communications watchdog.
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Cyberspace a jurisdictional challenge for lawyers - News and Events - University of Sydney - 1 views

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shared by David Sams on 03 May 10 - Cached
  • Allison Jones on 03 May 10
     
    Hosted by the Sydney Law School, is a seminar to discuss the very modern challenges of private international law jurisdiction in cyberspace. Very apt for this week's topic of Borders. When: 6pm-7.30pm, Tuesday 4 May 2010 (registration and refreshments from 5.30pm) Where: Sydney Law School, New Law School Building, Eastern Avenue, Camperdown Campus Registration: $77 incl GST (full-time student concession $44 incl GST)
  • David Sams on 03 May 10
     
    Law School talk on legal challenges of the interwebs tomorrow: The Sydney Law School will tomorrow host a seminar to discuss the very modern challenges of private international law jurisdiction in cyberspace. "Trade and commerce have become increasingly international - we no longer live in a world where merchants typically do business with others located in the same country. Businesses are just as likely to look to potential partners overseas, and will frequently conclude their transaction over the internet… without ever meeting or speaking to each other," says Associate Professor Chester Brown.
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