Australia
Intellectual Property
Telecommunications
February 2009
Vol. 2, No. 6, Winter 2009
Jane Perrier
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Jane Perrier is the General Counsel for Intellectual Property of Telstra Corporation Limited. She has been with Telstra for 16 years and oversees the administration and strategic management of Telstra’s IP interests. Jane has led Telstra’s submissions to the government on a vast range of IP issues including the Patents Act 1990; the Trade Marks Act 1995; the Ergas Competition Review; the Digital Agenda Act; the IP Chapter of the Australia/US Free Trade Agreement, the Copyright Fair Use Review and most recently the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. Jane is a former member of, and consultant to, the federal government’s Advisory Council on Intellectual Property and a past president of the industry IP body AMPICTA. Jane has been a member of the Internet Industry Association’s virtual taskforce on copyright and is currently a member of the government’s IP Consultative Group, looking at the IP Chapters of Australia’s various free trade agreement negotiations.
Karen Hallenstein
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Karen Hallenstein is the Supervising Counsel for Intellectual Property at Telstra Corporation Limited. She has been with Telstra for 10 years, working on the strategic management of Telstra's IP interests and the administration of Telstra IP portfolios. Karen has a Masters of Intellectual Property Law from the University of Melbourne. In addition, she has a Bachelor of Laws with Honours, an Honours degree in Science, and a Bachelor of Arts, all from Monash University. Karen currently advises Telstra on a wide cross-section of IP law, specialising in Trade Marks, Domain Names and Copyright. She represents Telstra on a variety of external industry bodies.
Telstra Corporation
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Telstra is Australia's leading telecommunications and information services company, with one of the best known brands in the country. Telstra offers a full range of services and competes in all telecommunications markets throughout Australia, providing more than 9.6 million Australian fixed line and more than 9.3 million mobile services, including 3.3 million 3G services.
Australia
Intellectual Property
Telecommunications
February 2009
Vol. 2, No. 6, Winter 2009