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Proposed anti-trolling laws could worsen online abuse, Australian law experts say - Vimarsana News

Proposed anti-trolling laws could worsen online abuse, Australian law experts say

Law Council and defamation experts warn government’s bill offers little protection and could deprive victims of redress

Google warns that defamation case ruling will force it to 'censor' the internet - Vimarsana News

Google warns that defamation case ruling will force it to 'censor' the internet

The Guardian reports that the case revolves around George Defteros, a Victoria defense lawyer who previously represented Melbourne gangland figures. He sued Google over claims that its...

Google warns of 'devastating' impact if court ruling on defamatory hyperlinks not overturned | Google - Vimarsana News

Google warns of 'devastating' impact if court ruling on defamatory hyperlinks not overturned | Google

Tech company says it will be forced to ‘censor’ search results if $40,000 damages win for Melbourne solicitor is allowed to stand

Australia's free-to-air channels demand guaranteed prime position on smart TVs | Television - Vimarsana News

Australia's free-to-air channels demand guaranteed prime position on smart TVs | Television

Networks say they could become invisible if the government does not force smart TV makers to display them prominently on home screens

American man hits out at Australians: 'Racism is stitched into white people's lives here' - Vimarsana News

American man hits out at Australians: 'Racism is stitched into white people's lives here'

An American TikTok user living in Australia has shared a video rallying against what he claimed was 'covert racism' that is 'stitched' into the country's culture.