Privacy & Data Protection
Dudley Kneller, Madgwicks Lawyers and Paul Waite, Cyber Plus
Business needs data breach insurance
Dudley Kneller, Madgwicks Lawyers and Paul Waite, Cyber Plus
Madgwicks Lawyers
Data breaches are occurring more often and on a wider scale making data breach insurance an important protection for business. Dudley and Paul discuss the risks facing business around data security and provide some protection tips.
Tue, 23 Apr 2013 2:30pm
Tara McNeilly
Managing social media records
Tara McNeilly, Senior General Counsel
Australian Government Solicitor
Commonwealth government agencies are increasingly using social media and will need to consider how they manage their social media records. Tara discusses the risks and provides some tips for managing record keeping in this area.
Tue, 23 Apr 2013 1:15pm
Megan Edwards
Groupon cops warning for email marketing
Megan Edwards, Senior Lawyer
Truman Hoyle
ACMA's warning to Groupon for failing to make it easy for people to unsubsribe from marketing emails serves as a timely heads up for businesses engaged in email campaigns.
Mon, 18 Mar 2013 5:15pm
Jonathon Corlett
Top employment law issues for 2013
Jonathon Corlett, Senior Lawyer at Truman Hoyle
BRR Legal Brief
With 2013 well underway, Jonathon Corlett joins us in the studio to discuss the major employment law issues to look out for in 2013.
Mon, 11 Mar 2013 1:30pm
Michael Pattison
New privacy risks for off shore data disclosures
Michael Pattison, Partner
Allens
With the new privacy laws on the horizon, new privacy risks with cross border data disclosures are a key concern for many companies. Michael discusses the various risks and provides some recommendations to companies looking to store data overseas.
Thu, 21 Feb 2013 5:15pm
Hayden Delaney
High stakes for privacy breaches
Hayden Delaney, Senior Associate
HopgoodGanim
In the wake of social networking start-up, Path being fined US$800,000 for privacy breaches, Australia's privacy laws have been bolstered with far reaching effects for online and digital marketers.
Fri, 15 Feb 2013 8:15am
Tara McNeilly
Prepare for privacy changes now
Tara McNeilly, Senior General Counsel
Australian Government Solicitor
With amendments to the Privacy Act passed in late 2012, Tara discusses the changes and what Commonwealth agencies will need to do to prepare themselves.
Fri, 1 Feb 2013 10:00am
Natalie Hickey and Peter Carstairs
Will transparency follow Instagram user backlash?
Natalie Hickey, Partner and Peter Carstairs, Senior Associate
King & Wood Mallesons
When Instagram posted that it was changing its terms of service to allow it to sell users' content it faced a huge backlash and was forced to back down. Natalie and Peter discuss the Instagram story and lessons to be learned by both the user and social media sites.
Wed, 30 Jan 2013 11:30am
Dudley Kneller
BYOD bans unworkable for tech savvy workforce
Dudley Kneller, Partner
Madgwicks Lawyers
Banning workers from bringing their own device into the workplace is no longer a viable option for employers trying to contend with the various risks presented by BYOD. Dudley explains the key risks and provides some guidance to employers when it comes to implementing BYOD policies.
Tue, 29 Jan 2013 2:15pm
Justine Munsie
Cyber-bullying protocol announced
Justine Munsie, Partner
Addisons Lawyers
Justine Munsie discusses the cyber-bullying protocol announced by the Government, the various guidelines outlined by the protocol and the implications for social media sites.
Wed, 23 Jan 2013 4:15pm
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