The Fortnightly Review’s Legal Eagle surveys Australian laws addressing cyber-bullying and sexting. In our second article, lawyer Michael Crawford reports on a recent conference regarding controversial copyright cases – the Telstra directories case, the Men at Work case and the iiNET case. Finally Associate Professor Paul Jensen provides an economist’s perspective on what the damages in the Men at Work case should be.
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