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Why do we need a trade mark system? (Swinburne LawCasts)
No full textIn this video, Professor Dan Hunter discusses why we need a trade mark law system. It is the first in a six part series produced by the Swinburne Law School on trade mark law
Use of trade marks (Swinburne LawCasts)
No full textIn this video, Professor Dan Hunter discusses the use of trade marks. It is the fifth in a six part series produced by the Swinburne Law School on trade mark law
How to register a trade mark (Swinburne LawCasts)
No full textIn this video, Professor Dan Hunter discusses how to register a trade mark. It is the sixth and final video in a series produced by the Swinburne Law School on trade mark law
Registration of trade marks (Swinburne LawCasts)
No full textIn this video, Professor Dan Hunter discusses the registration of trade marks. It is the third in a six part series produced by the Swinburne Law School on trade mark law
What is a trade mark? (Swinburne LawCasts)
No full textIn this video, Professor Dan Hunter asks what is a trade mark?. It is the second in a six part series produced by the Swinburne Law School on trade mark law
Benefits and requirements for registering a trade mark (Swinburne LawCasts)
No full textIn this video, Professor Dan Hunter discusses the benefits and requirements for registering a trade mark. It is the fourth in a six part series produced by the Swinburne Law School on trade mark law
Blocking piracy websites is bad for Australia's digital future
No full textSwinburne Dean of Law Dan Hunter writes: ‘Rumours are flying that the government will introduce legislation before Christmas aimed at blocking certain websites, such as The Pirate Bay and Kickass Torrents, as part of a range of efforts to reduce copyright infringement in Australia.
Professor Dan Hunter, 2019
No full textCriminal sentencing could be fairer with the help of machine learning, according to Professor Dan Hunter. The Foundation Dean of Swinburne Law School, Hunter observed that sentencing generates a vast store of data, and the process is expensive for individuals and the system, making it the perfect candidate for a technological upgrade.
Photograph originally appeared in the Media Centre Release, 'Setting a precedent in the use of artificial intelligence' on Friday 10 May 2019. Photograph shows Professor Hunter outside the Supreme Court of Victoria
Quitch - applying game principles in education (DataBlitz 2016)
No full textDr Grainne Oates, Dr Jeremy Nguyen and Professor Dan Hunter discuss the gamification of learning by using an in-house developed mobile app called Quitch. Presented on 13 May 2016
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