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Government and ACCC "considering options" after Meta's decision to ditch news media deals
"The idea that research and work done by others can be taken for free is simply untenable."
by Alisha Buaya – Mar 1, 2024
Josh Faulks: Industry needs to work with government and consumers to overcome greenwashing
"The angle that's often missed is that this isn't a responsibility of just the industry."
by Amy Shapiro – Feb 1, 2024
ACCC internet sweep about to shake things up online: What's in store for business and influencers
"Influencers and businesses alike need to review their practises and improve their compliance with the Australian Consumer Law."
by Jacqui Capel – Jan 9, 2024
Australia's media executives demand Albanese government create codes of conduct against big tech companies
The demand for codes of conduct is aimed at stopping big tech companies from dominating the market and behaving anti-competitively
by Mediaweek Admin – Nov 6, 2023
ACCC targets influencers in social media sweep over misleading testimonials and endorsements
The ACCC will publish the findings of this sweep once the results have been analysed
by Mediaweek Admin – Jan 27, 2023
ACCC case against Google is dismissed in Federal Court
Justice David Yates dismissed application and ordered the ACCC to pay Google's legal cost
by Mediaweek Admin – Dec 12, 2022
ACCC to investigate social media concerns as part of Digital Platform Services Inquiry
• The ACCC will examine the state of competition and consumer concerns with social media services
by Mediaweek Admin – Aug 16, 2022
Google's planned acquisition of Mandiant unopposed by ACCC
• ACCC concluded the acquisition was "not likely to substantially lessen competition"
by Mediaweek Admin – Aug 11, 2022
CRA calls for urgent regulations to stem the actions of big tech
“The growth of tech market dominance is outpacing regulatory action."
by Mediaweek Admin – Apr 28, 2022
ACCC tackles Google's dominance in Digital Advertising Services Inquiry report
• The ACCC has recommended that it be given powers that allow it to address the issue
by Mediaweek Admin – Sep 28, 2021
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