Platform Services Inquiry News Today

Australians dont know and cant control how data brokers are spreading their personal information. This is the core finding of a newly released rep

The Government's response to the ACCC's Digital Platforms Services Inquiry looks to get big digital platforms to regulate themselves.

The ACCC recommendations called for mandatory codes of conduct for certain digital platforms to prevent anti‑competitive conduct.

Australia’s competition watchdog the ACCC has welcomed the Australian Government’s in-principle agreement to new competition and consumer laws recomme...

While Musk will push the boundaries of what he can get away with, the idea that Twitter will allow unfettered “free speech” is a fantasy.

The age of the free speech free-for-all is over – but public online spaces are possible.

The ACCC has formally opened consultations on whether Australia's competition and consumer law regime (including merger laws) needs digital platform-specific rules.

Latest Digital Platform Services Inquiry discussion paper explores what rules, access regimes, codes of conduct and legislative reforms are needed to curb digital platform gians

The chair of Australias competition watchdog says "upfront rules and regulations" might be necessary to curtail perceived effects of Apple and Googles duopoly in the app store space.

The chair of Australia's competition watchdog says "upfront rules and regulations" might be necessary to curtail perceived effects of Apple and Google's duopoly in the app store space.