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Push to force social media giants to maintain local teams

Twitter’s decision to axe all its Australian staff is “frustrating” the efforts of the online safety regulator to prevent child exploitation material, leading to calls for tech giants to...

Is this the end of the third age of capitalism?

22 November 2022 | by David Havyatt

Months ago (in April), as the rise in the CPI was starting to get underway, the InnovationAus editor asked me; “Why is any sign of wage or consumer price...

Big Tech troubled by privacy laws targeting offshore data collection

9 November 2022 | by Justin Hendry

Extending the Privacy Act to offshore data collection where it relates to Australians goes beyond that of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, according to a handful of...

eSafety Commissioner worried by Twitter changes under ‘chief twit’

8 November 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia’s online safety regulator has joined the mounting criticism of Elon Musk and revealed she has written to the Twitter chief to express her concern about the platform’s new...

Elon Musk buying Twitter might be for the best after all

9 October 2022 | by Jordan Guiao

The public stoush between Twitter and Elon Musk appears to be coming to an end – with Musk finally agreeing to buy the social platform. Musk will inevitably shape...

Fixing Twitter is a long-shot. But Musk has a track record

2 May 2022 | by Chris Baxter

In his article ‘Twouble for Twitter: Elon Musk and the public square‘, author Jordan Guiao from the Centre for Responsible Technology states: “Twitter has become a central part of...

Regulator to ‘closely watch’ Twitter following Musk takeover

26 April 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner will be “closely watching” Twitter to ensure it follows local privacy laws and regulations following news that tech billionaire Elon Musk will be buying the social...

Twouble for Twitter: Elon Musk and the public square

26 April 2022 | by Jordan Guiao

After an uncertain back and forth with Twitter over a potential acquisition of the company, Elon Musk successfully concluded negotiations to acquire Twitter for US$44 billion (A$61 billion). Many...

Govt’s ‘anti-troll’ reform will encourage defamation: Facebook

7 March 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Reforms aimed at giving Australians more avenues to address defamatory comments made against them would actually “embolden” people to make more defamatory comments, according to Facebook parent company Meta....

Big Tech says it is confused by Australia’s growing online safety laws

18 January 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Large American technology firms want the Australian government to consolidate its various online safety laws into one Act, claiming a “slew of regulations” are creating overlap, inconsistency and confusion....

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Push to force social media giants to maintain local teams

Is this the end of the third age of capitalism?

Big Tech troubled by privacy laws targeting offshore data collection

eSafety Commissioner worried by Twitter changes under ‘chief twit’

Elon Musk buying Twitter might be for the best after all

Fixing Twitter is a long-shot. But Musk has a track record

Regulator to ‘closely watch’ Twitter following Musk takeover

Twouble for Twitter: Elon Musk and the public square

Govt’s ‘anti-troll’ reform will encourage defamation: Facebook

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