“The ACCC will revisit potential competition and consumer issues arising in the supply of general search services in Australia. “

Government supports ACCC Digital Platform recommendations

Issues paper released for September 2023 interim report

New senate inquiry into digital platforms

Conference in Melbourne August 2022

As part of its ongoing Digital Platform Services Inquiry the ACCC has released a discussion paper outlining options for addressing concerns raised about the dominance of digital platforms.

ACCC Chair, Rod Sims, attended the G7 Enforcers Summit of Competition Authorities to discuss competition in digital markets

ACCC Chair, Rod Sims, spoke at a Global Competition Review webinar today about the ACCC’s Digital Advertising Services Inquiry

Speaking at the annual UniSA/ACCC Competition Law and Economics Workshop, ACCC Chair, Rod Sims, outlined three key competition challenges

The latest issues paper relating to the Digital Platform Services Inquiry has been released, relating to general online retail marketplaces.

New mlex podcast and report on implications of Australia’s digital platforms report

The ACCC has released a new issues paper as part of its digital platform services inquiry

The Senate Economics Legislation Committee has recommended passage of the Treasury Laws Amendment (News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code) Bill 2020.

Stephen King, ‘Our corporate cops allowed Facebook to grow big by worrying about the wrong thing’ (The Conversation, 9 February 2021)

The ACCC’s Digital Advertising Services Inquiry Interim Report was released today.

The AFR has some items today on the year ahead for big tech

The ACCC is consulting on the proposed undertaking offered by Google in connection with its proposed acquisition of Fitbit.

ACCC: “This report provides an in-depth focus on online private messaging services in Australia.“

Professor Michal Gal delivered the 11th annual Baxt Lecture, 'Radical restorative remedies for digital markets'. The Commentator was ACCC Commissioner Sarah Court.

This year’s International Competition Network conference is online from 14-17 September. Timing is not ideal for those on the east coast of Australia, but sessions have also been recorded and are available to watch at a more civilised hour.