Developments in digital technology and the Internet have ensured that copyright issues have stayed high on the public and political agenda in recent years. This new book charts key events in 2009, in Australia and at the international level. It examines: new Australian legislation and potential for legislative change; significant Australian courts cases; key reports, reviews and inquiries in Australia and Europe; and significant international court cases such as the Google Settlement and The Pirate Bay: Sweden. Much of the debate surrounding copyright policy has become polarised and overtly political, and while is not clear where these debates will lead Australian law and policy in future, this book provides a snapshot of the key issues at play.

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