COMSLAW LAW WEEK EVENT
Online Defamation and Copyright
Thursday 15 May
As part of Law Week 2008, the Communications Law Centre will be running a free online defamation and copyright session. The session will focus on legal issues arising out of sites such as MySpace, YouTube and Facebook. It will be presented by Ben Strong, ComsLaw’s Legal Officer.
All are welcome, no RSVP necessary.
When: Thursday 15 May, 2pm
Where: Lecture Theatre 1.02
Victoria University Law School
295 Queen St, Melbourne
Contact: mpredika@comslaw.org.au
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The Communications Law Centre is an independent, non-profit, public interest centre specialising in media, communications and online law and policy.
ComsLaw aims to be an innovative and influential centre of communications & media law ideas, research and community-based activity.
We achieve our aims via legal information & advice, policy & law reform, education and research.
The Centre believes the public interest in Australian media and communications is best served via a combination of accessibility, diversity, relevance, accountability, breadth, quality, and competition.
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Recent supporters include the Legal Services Board (Vic), the Victoria Law Foundation, the Department of Communication, Broadband and the Digital Economy, Consumer Affairs Victoria, Fairfax Media, and Minter Ellison Lawyers.