Monday, March 05, 2007
Anti-coal group, Rising Tide, created a website sending up an advertising campaign by NSW Minerals Council. In response, the Council has used copyright laws to close the website.
Read more in "Industry closes anti-coal website".
Analysis by Kimberlee Weatherall (via Lawfont) is available at "Notice and takedown, Australian style".
Update: Commentary by Peter Black (Freedom to Differ) is available at "Copyright, Speech and the NSW Minerals Council".
Read more in "Industry closes anti-coal website".
Analysis by Kimberlee Weatherall (via Lawfont) is available at "Notice and takedown, Australian style".
Update: Commentary by Peter Black (Freedom to Differ) is available at "Copyright, Speech and the NSW Minerals Council".
Labels: abi, notice-and-takedown
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Kim said:
Ta for the heads up, Commonsfolk. Worth noting that the folks at Rising Tide are apparently looking for some pro bono legal assistance - just in case someone reading this post is interested.
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Kim said:Ta for the heads up, Commonsfolk. Worth noting that the folks at Rising Tide are apparently looking for some pro bono legal assistance - just in case someone reading this post is interested.
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