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December 1994

Volume 13, Issue 4 1994
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FUND RAISING FOR FILMS - DOES "LIGHTNING JACK" REPRESENT A ONE OFF OR A WAY FORWARD INTO THE FUTURE?

David Williams discusses an innovative form of funding for films

NEW ZEALAND JUDGE FINDS NEWS MONITORING BUSINESS TO BE "PARASITIC"

Paul Sumpter reports on a recent decision involving TVNZ and Newsmonitor Services Limited

INDIGENOUS MEDIA IS A PRIORITY, AND NOT JUST A LUXURY

In this, the second of a two part article based on her 1993 Boyer Lecture, Dot West outlines the mechanisms for establishing a national Indigenous Media service

THE INNOCENT DISSEMINATION DEFENCE IN DEFAMATION

Paul Svilans reviews a recent decision on the defence of innocent dissemination in defamation proceedings and its implications for broadcasters

TELECOM'S TRIAL OF CALLING LINE IDENTIFICATION SERVICES

John Mackay reports on the introduction of calling number display and other telecommunications services

COPYRIGHT CONVERGENCE GROUP

Bridget Godwin describes the Group's functions and Terms of Reference

ASIA PACIFIC SATELLITE FALLOUT

Liz Fell reports

FEATURE - AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN LIBEL LAW REFORM

Prof David Flint, Chairman, Australian Press Council

CAST AND CREW CONTRACTS - ASC PROVIDES PROSPECTUS RELIEF

Katherine Sainty outlines a Class Order issued by the Australian Securities Commission

"MUSIC ON HOLD" COPYRIGHT TEST CASE - FUTURE CHALLENGES

Anne Peters looks at a recent important test case which considered the copyright implications of playing music to telephone callers placed on hold

RECENT ACT DEFAMATION CASES

Noel Greenslade provides a round-up

INTERCONNECTION ANDTHE DOMINANT MARKET POSITION IN NEW ZEALAND

John Mackay and Jane Trethewey report on the recent decision in Clear Communications Limited -v- Telecom Corporation of New Zealand and Ors.

GATT DEAL - WHAT ITMEANS

Jock Given outlines the practical consequences o[ the concluded Uruguay Round

A "REAL LIFE" TRESPASS ATTHE SANTA FE GOLD

Max Bonnell examines a recent Victorian decision on an attempt to prevent a broadcast of material obtained by concealed cameras

TO PRESELECT A CARRIER

Trish Benson discusses the recent preselection of long distance telecommunications carriers

VISCOPY ALMOST THERE

David Throsby proclaims the near arrival of a new collecting society

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A Looseleaf Supplement to the Communications Law Bulletin (Vol 13 No 4)


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May 1994

Volume 14, Issue 1 1994
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THE FLAWED PHILOSOPHY OF ANTI-SIPHONING

Rory Sutton discusses Pay TV, sport and siphoning

ELECTRONIC NEWSPAPERS - WHO OWNS THE COPYRIGHT?

Anne Davies examines the Copyright Law Review Committee's recommendations on ownership of employed journalists' copyright

THE SEVEN FIGURE OUCH

Paul Reidy and Nicholas Pullen review the second Carson defamation trial and the issues for the media - including the use of personal injury verdicts

NARROWCASTING FOR RADIO

Elizabeth Burrows tours the Australian Broadcasting Authority's discussion paper

DISTINCTLY NEW ZEALAND

Dr Ruth Hariey, NZ On Air, discusses New Zealand's broadcasting regime

STRANGE BEDFELLOWS - POLICE AND THE MEDIA

David Salter queries the relationship between police and the media

GEARING UP FOR THE AUTOBAHN

The Executive Summary of the Copyright Convergences Group's Report to the Federal Government

SBS: SHUFFLING THE BROAD AND THE NARROW

Malcolm Long, Managing Director SBS Corporation, charts the new course

THE NEW RIGHTS OF COPYRIGHT

Sue Gilchrist outlines the Proposed Moral Rights Legislation for Copyright Creators discussion paper

AND THE WINNER IS...

Catherine McGill discusses the protection of Olympic symbols, Sydney 2000 logos and names

IN THE PRURIENT INTEREST

Max Bonnell reports on the Burswood Casino's unsuccessful attempt to injunct "Real Life"

RECENT ACT DECISIONS

Noel Greenslade provides a round-up

EVIDENCE FROM TAPPING BEYOND THE PALE OK

Grantly Brown examines the latest House of Lords case on telephone tapping and suggests the UK falls short in its international obligations


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