Australia’s Social Media Minimum Age Act Isolates Youth and Fractures the Open Internet
Today marks a turning point for Australian youth, as the Social Media Minimum Age Act (SMMA) is set to take […]
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Link Taxes Won’t Quit: 2024 Recap and What to Expect in 2025
In the United States and abroad, policymakers are considering what addressing media sustainability means for their citizens and their local […]
Australia’s Concerning Detour Away From Innovation and Progress
A recent report published by the Parliament of Australia marks a significant shift away from regulatory consistency. Titled the second […]
The Harmful Consequences of New Zealand’s Link Tax Proposal
Seemingly taking notes from Canada and Australia, New Zealand is currently considering its own flawed link tax, seeking to establish […]
Australia Pursues Streaming Obligations That Would Harm U.S. Service Suppliers and Workers
Streaming providers have revolutionized the television and film industry, offering consumers a wider selection of content, both local and international, […]
The Dangers of Australia’s Discriminatory Media Code
*Edited 2/24/2021 to reflect new information* The debate is intensifying as Australian policymakers move closer to making the News Media […]
Australian Regulations Detrimental to the Digital Economy: The ACCC’s Code of Conduct Reaches Parliament
As many Disruptive Competition Project readers know, late last year Australia drafted a Code of Conduct to regulate Google and […]
Australian Regulations Detrimental to the Digital Economy: Intellectual Property (Part 4)
In this series on the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) proposed Draft News Media Bargaining Code (Draft Code), DisCo […]
Australian Regulations Detrimental to the Digital Economy: Trade (Part 3)
Australian Regulators Stir Trade Conflict with Demands on U.S. Tech Companies In this ongoing series on the Australian Competition and […]
Australian Regulations Detrimental to the Digital Economy: Competition (Part 2)
The previous blog post in this series discussed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) proposed legislation to regulate commercial […]
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