A great year for intellectual property in Australia
04 March 20162015 was a great year for innovators, with huge increases in intellectual property protection and a 10 per cent boost in patent registrations in Australia.
Articles & News
How will Australian copyright law affect 3-D printing?
01 March 2016As 3D printing becomes more widespread, it presents a new set of issues for intellectual property law in Australia. Are current regulations sufficient?
The three-strikes rule is cost prohibitive but piracy still lags
25 February 2016Enforcement of copyright law in Australia hits a roadblock as studios and ISPs scrap the three strikes code for being cost prohibitive.
What Game of Thrones can teach us about online piracy
24 February 2016Record-breaking piracy rates for Game of Thrones and HBO's response suggest a new path for combatting violation of copyright law in Australia.
Anthony Alder recommended by IAM Patent 1000
09 February 2016Intellectual Asset Management has recognized Anthony Alder as a recommended expert in Australian patent law in its 2015 Patent 1000 list.
Netflix, VPNs and Australian copyright law
09 February 2016Customers using VPNs to get around geo-blocking and access the American Netflix catalogue may be in violation of Australian copyright law.
What do Australia’s biggest companies think of our copyright law?
02 February 2016The country's biggest organisations have released submissions detailing their response to an inquiry into Australia's intellectual property arrangements.
Alder IP receives award for patent law
01 February 2016Alder IP has recieved an international award for its work in patent law across Australia, a key aspect in intellectual property protection.
Revamping Australia’s copyright laws
09 January 2016Proposed changes to Australia's copyright law aims to reduce regulation and better reflect the modern world, particulalry the impact of the internet.
Learning from Boston’s innovative success
30 December 2015Boston is known for facilitating commercial success via innovation. How can Australia ensure its intellectual property arrangements reflect similar results?