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AUSTRALIA DEFAMATION LAWS
What are defamation laws across India and the worldHere we will explore defamation laws across India and the world, examining the different types of defamation, legal remedies available to v...- Australian mayor readies world's first defamation lawsuit over ChatGPT contentThe lawyers said they sent a letter of concern to ChatGPT owner OpenAI on March 21, which gave OpenAI 28 days to fix the errors about their...
- Australia's top court finds Google not liable for defamationThe seven-judge panel of the High Court of Australia voted 5-2 to throw out an earlier finding that Google played a part in publishing the ...
- Google ordered to pay Australian politician over defamatory YouTube videosThe Federal Court found the Alphabet Inc company intentionally made money by hosting two videos on its YouTube website attacking the then-d...
- The trial is over, but can Johnny Depp & Amber Heard rebuild their careers after the nasty defamation case?The verdict was handed down in Virginia and found that Depp had been defamed by three statements made by Heard.
- Big Tech to face higher scrutiny as they may be tagged as publishersGlobal scrutiny of 'Big Tech' firms is likely to increase as countries including India and Australia look to classify social media firms as...
- Australia challenges Facebook to back anti-troll defamation lawFacebook will show it has no interest in making the online world safe if it quits Australia over laws holding it liable for defamation on i...
- If we crack down on social media anonymity, will it reduce online bullying and hate?Online bullying and misinformation are growing problems, and government action to address them is overdue.
- Google commits $740 million to Australia months after threatening pull-outGoogle Australia managing director Mel Silva, who earlier this year threatened to block Google's search engine in the country, said the spe...
- Cheering a cricketing opponent may be unpatriotic, but certainly not seditiousIn theory, the Indian political parties support the Constitution freedom to dissent. In practice, they seem to deny Kashmiris these freedom...
- Australia plans to force parental consent for minors on social mediaSocial media companies, which include anonymous forums like Reddit and smartphone dating apps like Bumble, would also be required to take a...
- Amid Facebook fracas, Australia moves to update defamation lawsSince the ruling, CNN has blocked Australians from its Facebook pages, while the Australian arm of British newspaper the Guardian says it h...
- Vedantu joins unicorn club; Tata’s super app gets a nameVedantu, an edtech platform, has become the 28th Indian startup unicorn of 2021, a year that has seen unprecedented funding pour into the c...
- CNN quits Facebook in Australia, citing defamation riskCNN does not feature prominently in Australian media consumption, but the decision could have reverberations across the industry if other o...
- Australian media outlets liable for Facebook comments, court findsThe High Court dismissed an argument by some of Australia's largest media organisations — Fairfax Media Publications, Nationwide News and A...
- Whitehat Jr to foray into Brazil, Mexico; create 1 lakh teaching jobs in India in 3 yearsIn an interview to PTI , WhiteHat Jr Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Karan Bajaj said the barely two-year old online education platform has s...
- Men’s Day special: Meet Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj, a woman who has been tirelessly fighting for men’s rightsDeepika's documentary 'Martyrs of Marriage' deals with the misuse of Section 498A.
- Plan to tweak IT rules may widen rift between govt, social media companiesThe draft amendments to the rules under Section 79 aimed at curbing fake news were released for public consultation.
- Heir to Thai throne: Crown Prince Maha VajiralongkornAll eyes are now on the 64-year-old prince after the death on Thursday of his father King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who was the world's longest-r...
- Australia refuses to apologise to Haneef over wrong detentionAustralia's government and opposition on Wednesday refused to apologise to an Indian doctor wrongly charged over a British terrorist plot, ...
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