MUSIC ON HOLD: FULL FEDERAL COURT FINDS FOR APRA

Simon Gilchrist examines the decision and implications of the appeal decision in APRA Ltd v Telstra Corporation Ltd.

LOCAL PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITIES IN PAY TV

Jack Ford argues that the development of Australian drama for pay "IV may be stifled.

TOWARDS COMPETITION AND OPEN ACCESS ON CABLE NETWORKS

Annabel Butler summarises the Telecommunications (Service Providers Class Licence) Direction No. I of 1995.

LEGAL ISSUES IN MULTIMEDIA:

MAKING MULTIMEDIA DEALS IN THE INTERACTIVE AGE

Martin Cooper reports on a conference looking at the issues.

RENTAL AND PUBLIC LENDING RIGHTS

Bridget McKenna & Michael Fraser examine the application and scope of rental and public lending rights in multimedia.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND THE DISABILITY

DISCRIMINATION ACT

Rachel Francois examines the recent Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commision decision.

AFFER THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS

Anaddress to CAMLA by the Chief Censor, Mr John Dickie.

PAY TV REGULATORY CHALLENGES - A SPORTS PERSPECTIVE

Dene Moore discusses anti-siphoning.

COMMUNICATIONS NEWS

A looseleaf supplement to the Communications Law Bulletin (Vol 14 No. 4) - edited by Inn McGifi.

THE VISUAL ARTIST IN THE GLOBAL INFORMATION ECONOMY

Peter Drahos examines some recent developments on the Australian and international level.

INSULTS ON THE INTERNET

Recent UK defamation cases may change the nature of internet discourse permanently - a report from Denton Hall, Solicitors.

APPLICATIONS FOR EDITOR CROSS-BORDER TELEVISION BROADCASTS

Ian McGill and tan Carroll discuss issues relating to the regualtion of satellite broadcasts. David Williams outlines amendments to the Corporations Law in relation to prescribed interest schemes and prospectuses and how they'll affect division 10BA qualifying films.

FINANCIAL REPORTING OBLIGATIONS AND PRESCRIBED INTEREST SCHEME

The September 1994 changes to financial reporting obligations in relation to prescribed interest schemes.

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF A PROSPECTUS

The September 1994 changes relating to prospectuses - life, content and method of correction.

CAMLA ESSAY PRIZE

TRANSPARENCY, PRESCIENCE AND SPEED - BROADCASTING IN THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA

Victoria Rubensohn reports on the challenge of broadcasting regulation in South Africa .

COOL OR GROSS CHILDRENS TV

Catherine West reviews recent developments in childrens television.

WHAT PRICE ACCESS

Don Robertson and Brnce Meagher discuss the Privy Council's decision on the use of market power.

IMPROPER "USE" OF DATA

Sheila McGregor and Lesley Sutton discuss the implications of an English Court of Appeal decision for laws covering computer-held data and electronic data communications.

NATIONAL RADIO SERVICES FOR, AND BY, INDIGENOUS PEOPLE

A new chapter in Australian broadcasting begins with the launch of the national Indigenous Radio Service.

THE POLITICS OF CULTURE

Martin Cooper critiques the Federal Government's "Creative Nation" policy statement

THE REAL ISSUES IN "WHO WEEKLY"

Kaaren Koomen reports on the issue of identification and identifying the real issue

MULTIMEDIA - WHAT'S ALL THE RACKET:

MULTIMEDIA: THE DOOM OF TELEVISION

lan McFadyen muses on the shift from passive medium to active art form

CONVERGING CULTURES

Jock Given expounds - what's going to happen as royalty-based industries converge with fee-based industries and everyone wants to acquire and publish everything?

MULTIMEDIA AND THE SUPERHIGHWAY

Bridget Godwin provides some thoughts on "multimedia", copyright and the licensing of works

LICENSING ISSUES FOR CONVERGING TECHNOLOGIES

Michael Perkins looks at a lexicon and suggests a system for indexing of works

COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA LAW ASSOCIATION (CAMLA) ESSAY PRIZE

The Communications and Media Law Association announces an essay competition in 1995

THE PRESENT STATUS OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS EVOLUTION IN EUROPE

Alain Valle of the Directorate General of Posts and Telecommunications, France, expounds

CAMLA COMES TO BRISBANE

PERFORMERS' RIGHTS: SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

Libby Baulch outlines the 1994 Copyright Bill and the MIAC report on performer's copyright 3.5

FEATURE:

UNJUST ENRICHMENT AND UNFAIR COMPETITION - IS APPROPRIATION PER SE WRONGFUL

Professor Harvey S.Periman discusses the US tort of misappropriation and why it has received such little support

CONTINUOUS DISCLOSURE - AN ADDITIONAL LEGAL OBLIGATION

David Williams describes enhanced disclosure obligations and their impact on film investments

TELECOMMUNICATIONS AFFER 1997 - CARRIAGE, CONVERGENCE, CONSUMERS

Helen Mills, Director, Communications Law Centre reports on the CLC's conference held on 9 November 1994

THE CASE FOR COMPETITION IN SATEIALITE DELIVERED TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES

Gregg Daffner, of PanAmSat. argues

COMMUNICATIONS NEWS

A Looseleaf Supplement to the Communications Law Bulletin (VolA4 No.2) - edited by Ian McGill