Proposals for International Cooperation for Competition in Digital Markets
Some countries have called for several years for international cooperation for competition in digital markets. Yet the declarations are political […]
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International Co-Operation Fixing Problems in Digital Markets
A new sense of urgency and purpose has enlivened our international conversations about digital platforms, stimulating unprecedented levels of co-operation
Apple & Google Concerned With ACCC’s Proposal For Antitrust Reforms
Apple and Google, and the Australian industry group advocating for tech giants have unsurprisingly raised concerns about the proposed measures
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Digital M&A: A Flat World or a Region-Specific Issue?
Below, we have provided the full transcript of our panel discussion Digital M&A: A Flat World or a Region-Specific Issue?.
Free Isn’t Free: Digital Platform Data Practices and Australia’s Unfolding Regulatory Response
Since the release of its Digital Platforms Inquiry Final Report in 2019, the ACCC has continued to be active in
The ACCC’s Continued Digital Inquiry: App Stores and Choice Screens
By Jacqueline Downes, Felicity McMahon, William Georgiou & Melissa Camp1 I. Introduction This piece builds on our previous article2
Regulating Digital Ads: Is a Global Approach the Way Forward for Japan and Other Advanced Economies?
This article addresses the problem of the regulation of digital advertising in Japan from a comparative and global perspective. There
Gatekeeper Regulation in the Digital Economy – The Pitfalls (and Opportunities) Ahead?
Intense regulatory scrutiny on the digital economy and “Big Tech” companies has led to a raft of expert reports and
Regulating Digital Gatekeepers: Lessons from the Banking Industry
Gatekeepers are not exclusive to digital markets. Gatekeepers exist in many other industries such as banking, telecoms and energy. The
The ACCC’s Continued Digital Inquiry: Online Private Messaging and App Stores
By Felicity McMahon & William Georgiou (Allens)1 I. Introduction Concern from consumers, businesses, governments and antitrust regulators about the
