iiNet decision not a free pass: experts – ZDNet Australia
iiNet decision not a free pass: experts ZDNet Australia Hamish Fraser, partner at law firm Truman Hoyle, told ZDNet Australia that the High Court ruling "puts to bed" the "shopping list" provided by Federal Court justice Arthur Emmett in the appeal judgment for what steps a rights holder could take to force ... |
Football brawl turns up heat on Optus – Sydney Morning Herald
 Sydney Morning Herald | Football brawl turns up heat on Optus Sydney Morning Herald The National Rugby League, the Australian Football League and Telstra are appealing a decision last month by Federal Court judge Steven Rares. This gave rival telco Optus a green light to offer subscribers near-live coverage of football games through ... Australian Leagues Challenge Singtel iPad Rebroadcasts iiNet backs Optus in sports streaming rights fight |
Australian Football, Rugby Leagues Challenge Rebroadcasts – Bloomberg
 Bloomberg | Australian Football, Rugby Leagues Challenge Rebroadcasts Bloomberg The Australian Football League, the most popular spectator sport in the country, and the National Rugby League are waging a court battle to protect broadcasting rights valued at more than a billion dollars. The two sports organizations asked a federal ... Australian Leagues Challenge Singtel iPad Rebroadcasts iiNet backs Optus in sports streaming rights fight Hearing starts as sporting codes tackle Optus |
iiNet backs Optus in sports streaming rights fight – The Australian
Bloomberg Australia-NZ | iiNet backs Optus in sports streaming rights fight The Australian OPTUS has gained an unlikely ally in its landmark legal battle against the nation's biggest football codes after rival iiNet said it would be "crazy" to amend laws to prohibit internet companies from streaming prerecorded TV content to mobile internet ... Hearing starts as sporting codes tackle Optus Australian Leagues Challenge Singtel Airing Free Sports Australia Sports Leagues Challenge Broadcast Ruling |
iiNet’s Christmas shopping spree – Technology Spectator
iiNet's Christmas shopping spree Technology Spectator However, this time Malone has managed to get the tick from Hackett and with it, set itself up to have a go at wresting Optus' position as the second-largest ISP in Australia. Optus will have a good reason to get a bit hot under the collar because the ... |
BREAKFAST DEALS: Gloucester seal – Business Spectator
 Bloomberg | BREAKFAST DEALS: Gloucester seal Business Spectator Elsewhere, Hastings Diversified Utilities Fund has told shareholders that APA Group's offer doesn't stack up, a Macquarie Group-managed fund has gone shopping in the US and rumoured takeover target OneSteel has gone for asset sales and writedowns over ... Gloucester set to announce takeover |