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New Zealand File Sharing Legislation Passed
Posted on 15/04/2011 by
On 14 April 2011, the New Zealand Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill was passed by 111 votes to 11. The Bill had been debated under urgency in the days prior to its final vote. Read More
Internet suspension for file sharing infringers
Posted on 09/12/2010 by
The Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill purported to introduce a new civil remedy, allowing a District Court to order an Internet Service Provider to suspend an account for up to six months. Read More
ONLINE TRADE MARK DISPUTES: Challenges of an Evolving Front
Posted on 16/08/2010 by
The Internet is a place of endless possibilities, increasingly the first port of call for consumers of anything from agricultural machinery to designer clothing. Read More
Managing your IP in a digital world
Posted on 02/09/2008
AMCHAM's Digital Future Now forum was an opportunity for nearly 100 senior executives from businesses operating in the online environment to discuss the many challenges and issues impacting the industry. Read More
The Sun Rises on .asia
Posted on 29/09/2007
A new Top Level Domain (TLD) for the Asia-Pacific region is set to launch on 9 October 2007. Read More
Chinese domain names and internet keywords
Posted on 23/08/2007
Have you recently received an email from a Chinese internet company, saying that someone else has tried to register your name as a domain name or internet keyword in China? If so, you are not alone. Read More
InternetNZ releases draft anti-SPAM code of practice for ISPs
Posted on 08/06/2007
Public comments on a draft code of practice for ISPs in relation to New Zealand’s anti-spam legislation are invited by 18 June 2007. Read More
A Dispute Resolution Policy for .nz Domain Names
Posted on 01/06/2006
1 June 2006 marks the beginning of a new era for. nz domain names, with the launch of InternetNZ’s. nz Dispute Resolution Service Policy. Previously anyone who objected to another’s registration of a. Read More