Twitter has closed its Brussels office and the two executives responsible for the company’s digital policy in Europe have left. Some EU officials have expressed concern over the company’s willingness to follow the bloc’s new rules, set out in the Digital Services Act, which are designed to police online content. Read more.
Asia Telecommunications & Media Forum , 14 to 16 February 2023, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
TELECOMMUNICATIONS & MEDIA FORUM (TMF), REGIONAL REGULATORS’ FORUM Kindly hosted by The Telecommunication Regulator of Cambodia (TRC) Tuesday 14 February 2023Regional Regulators Forum (RRF) Wednesday 15 and Thursday 16 February Telecommunications and Media Forum In-person event.
Event | Regulating digital platforms – Part 2: getting down to details with the ACCC’s newest report on competition and consumer law reform
Join the IIC Australian Chapter and industry experts for an end-of-year event examining the Government’s proposed approach to digital platform regulation. Amongst the many challenges facing the Australian Government is whether it should take forward sector-specific competition and consumer protection regulation of digital platforms, in light of the recommendations made by the ACCC in its Interim… [Read More]
Annual General Meeting
Tuesday 06th December 20225:00 – 5:45pm Clifford ChanceLevel 24Brookfield Place10 Carringdon Street SYDNEY
A lunchtime seminar with The Hon. Michelle Rowland MP – Media Law: Priorities for the New Government
FREE for CAMLA and IIC members$120 for non-members Join us for a lunchtime seminar with The Hon. Michelle Rowland MP, Federal Minister of Communications: Media Law: Priorities for the New Government THE HON. MICHELLE ROWLAND MP Michelle was elected to the House of Representatives in 2010 as the Member for Greenway. Prior to entering Parliament,… [Read More]
Round-up of the latest industry news – September 2022
The European Commission has said that it would seek feedback from the technology and telecoms industry in the coming months over the issue of whether technology companies should contribute to network costs. European telecoms operators have long argued that service providers should contribute to the funding of networks. Google rejected the proposal as ‘a 10… [Read More]