TRADEMARKS: the dangers of messing with Superman
By Dawn Logan-Keeffe
Davies Collison Cave
IT’S only natural for a business owner or marketing department to look for something catchy and instantly recognisable when deciding on a new brand name. But it’s worth knowing that if you sail too close to the wind, you might just capsize.
Adobe moves creative to the cloud
ADOBE, the leading software company targeting creative professionals, is exiting the shrink-wrap software business in favour of subscription-based software and online "cloud" services.
Expert guide to new State planning laws
By Sue Puckeridge
Matthews Folbigg Lawyers
ON April 16 the government released the White Paper on planning reform in NSW including two exposure draft bills – The Planning Administration Bill 2013 and the Planning Bill 2013.
Remedies for keeping online information confidential
By Steve Brown Chairman Etienne Lawyers
THERE are two main problems posed by the internet for confidential information:
The challenges of measuring advertising return
IT’S projected that global spending on advertising by companies this year will be $US518 billion.
Charting a course from risk to reward
By Tony Eades Chairman Sydney Hills Business Chamber
THE challenge around business risk is that as entrepreneurs we tend to think that we and our businesses are bullet proof.
Touchscreen Surface Pro released in Australia
By Dexter Duncan
SURFACE Pro is Microsoft’s enterprise tablet and notebook and some would say is more comparable to an Ultrabook, except with a tablet style touchscreen.
