Media law is defined as laws that regulate the actions of the media. The media in Australia is governed by a collective set of laws which protect or impose limitations on both the media and consumers.
The federal and state legislation, general law, industry codes of practice and self-regulation involving media law, govern both individuals and companies involved within the media and communications industries. The core areas of media are the print and telecommunications media, which include radio and television broadcasting, as well as digital communications and the internet. The digital communication space is constantly evolving and therefore the relevant laws are constantly changing.
We are a true full-service communications media and entertainmentfirm. Our media lawyers combine their in-depth legal knowledge and breadth of expertise and experience by keeping abreast of legislative changes and pride themselves on their detailed knowledge of compliance and regulatory issues (both government and industry) on all aspects of media, marketing and communications initiatives. We unite an appreciation that all creative professional transactions must encompass positive commercial outcomes for clients.
We offer specifically tailored media law services which assist our clients to resolve a wide variety of media legal issues in the areas of:
- Broadcasting Law;
- Censorship and Classification(s);
- Complaints about the Media;
- Contempt of Court;
- Contractual Deals and Dispute Resolution;
- Defamation;
- Digital Media & New Technology;
- Film & Television;
- Freedom of Speech, Free Press & Information;
- Legal Advice for Persons in the Arts;
- Media Ownership & Regulatory Control;
- Privacy & Spam;
- Product Placement and Sponsorship Issues;
- Production & Distribution; and
- Publishing.
If you wish to make an appointment, please contact us by telephone on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com.
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