Professor Andrew Kenyon
Director, Centre for Media and Communications Law, University of MelbourneDP0985337: 2009 'Defamation and Privacy: Law, Media and Public Speech'
DP0662844: 2006 The Media and ASEAN Transitions: Defamation Law, Journalism and Public Debate in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore with Prof TC Lindsey, Dr T Marjoribanks, and Ms AJ Whiting
DP0559783: 2005-2007 'The Future of Television: Australian Legal Protection of Digital Broadcast Content'
LP0348534: 2004-2005 'Copyright and cultural institutions: Digitising collections in public musuems, galleries and libraries', with Andrew Christie
DP0343258: 2003-2005 'Defamation law in context: Australian and US news production practices and public debate', with Tim Marjoribanks
Cultural Collections, Creators and Copyright: Museums, Galleries, Libraries and Archives and Australia's Digital Heritage.
Digital technologies give collecting institutions new ways to promote public access to their collections through online availability. However, in many situations copyright law exposes them to legal liability if they do so. Through collaboration with ten leading cultural organisations, this project investigates current and emerging ways of publicly using digital collections and managing copyright and the interests of creators. Legal and empirical research across collecting institutions, creators and peak sector bodies will produce detailed policy recommendations about copyright law and best practice within the sector. The projects independent empirical analysis will enhance future public policy about digital copyright.
Australian, English and US defamation law and litigation
US and Australian news production practices and public debate
Digital television
Broadcasting law and policy
Copyright and technology
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