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May 2008	Volume 26, Issue 3 2008   Click here for authors and summary User Generated Content and Copyright Michael Napthali discusses the treatment of user generated content in copyright law and questions whether the concept of "fair use" should be introduced in Australia. The New Game in Town - An Update on the Players and Deal Structures in the Video Game Industry Nick Abrahams and Kate Hynes survey the video game industry and typical deal structures in video game production. Search Engine Marketing - Click or Trick? Ken Shiu and Matt Vitins review some of the legal issues associated with search marketing. Risk Issues for Web 2.0 - to Block or Not to Block Facebook Nick Abrahams and Robert Rudolf look at how organisations might respond to Web 2.0 in the work place.	Not available online

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