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The High Court has allowed an appeal by the ACCC over TPG’s misleading ‘Unlimited ADSL2+’ advertisements. TPG must pay the $2 million fine.

Optus has been denied leave in the High Court of Australia to appeal against a Federal Court decision which said its rebroadcasting of live sports through is TV Now service was illegal.

Optus has just announced it will take its TV Now case to Australia’s High Court, as the company seeks to have its television recording service declared legal once and for all.

Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange has been granted the right of appeal to the Supreme Court of the UK against his impending extradition to Sweden. Of the two grounds cited in the request for leave to appeal, one was accepted for further consideration, the other rejected.

Following Wednesday's announcement of a (small) victory for Samsung over Apple in their ongoing court battle, Apple has managed to turn the tables.  Again.

Breaking news: The Federal Court of Australia has unanimously overturned Apple's interlocutory injunction against Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet.

Having lost his appeal against extradition to Sweden, what next for Julian Assange?

The British High Court has just now announced that Julian Assange WILL be extradited to Sweden.

The enigmatic founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange will find out around 8:45pm (Australian time) whether he will extradited from Britain to answer questions related to sexual assault allegations in Sweden.

Later this week Julian Assange will learn if he is to receive a free one-way all-expenses-paid trip from England to Sweden.