Dear Subscriber
1. This Benchmark Television broadcast is with Priscilla Blackadder on Litigating in the age of Social Media with Jaimee Burke.
2. This is a good, practical production with Priscilla giving us answers concerning the use of social media and the law. For example, how may we serve process – social media and juries – proving social media in court – bias and social media – recent cases.
3. For Benchmark CLE subscribers we have prepared notes which we will forward to them at their request.
4. Also for Benchmark CLE subscribers at their request we will forward them an advice notice evidencing when they accessed this production.
5. If you are not a CLE subscriber you can subscribe here: https://benchmarkinc.com.au/cle
6. We also have a series of questions for Benchmark CLE subscribers which we will send to them at their request.
7. We will be in the next few days publishing some productions which are exclusively for Benchmark CLE subscribers.
8. You should watch on Wi-Fi to avoid excess data usage charges.
Warm regards
Alan Conolly for Benchmark
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| Priscilla Blackadder on Litigating in the age of Social Media with Jaimee Burke |
| This is a good, practical production with Priscilla giving us answers concerning the use of social media and the law. For example: how may we serve process – social media and juries – proving social media in court – bias and social media – recent cases. |
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| Nicholas Smith, Barrister, on Trade Marks and Domain Names with David Tang, Benchmark Technical Lead |
| This production lasts just over an hour. It is very informative and describes the process of dispute resolution in relation to the use of domain names. It will interest a wide group of people in our community who are interested in protecting their domain names and how they may deal with domain squatting. |
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| The Australian Constitution and Australia as a Republic |
| The Australian Constitution - discussion on the possibility of a republic - 35 minute discussion. This is an introduction to a series on the constitution. |
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