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Regulatory Watch – March 2024
OpenAI announces more media partnerships for ChatGPT Zambia has a new 700 km fibre network Apple has been hit by a huge fine from the EU, but it’s going to appeal UK and Australian governments agree on greater cooperation in online safety Public will get greater say on cybercrime, says Barbados industry minister New reports… [Read More]
Regulatory Watch – February 2024
The EU has published its long-awaited white paper on networks and infrastructure, ‘How to master Europe’s digital infrastructure needs’. The AI boom is raising concerns over the water consumed by data centres. Researchers from the University of California suggest that demand for services powered by artificial intelligence would drive up water withdrawal to between 4.2… [Read More]
IIC President announcement
Dear Friend of the IIC, As I come to the end of my term as President of the International Institute of Communications (IIC) and hand over the role at the end of January, I begin by saying that it has been a great personal privilege to have been given the opportunity to serve the IIC… [Read More]
Merger Reform: What Next for Australia’s TMT Sector? – in person
DATE: WEDNESDAY, 17TH APRIL 2024VENUE: Allens, Deutsche Bank Place, Level 28, 126 Phillip St, SydneyTIME: 12.30 PM – 2.30 AEST Light lunch served from 12.30 pm. On 23 August 2023, the Government announced a Competition Review, to consider whether competition law in Australia remains fit for purpose in Australia’s modern economy. The Review is being… [Read More]
Round-up of the latest industry news – January 2024
Apple will open up its tap-and-go mobile payment system to rivals, allowing third party providers to access the contactless function on its iOS operating system. OpenAI has claimed that a ban on the use of news and books to train models would doom the development of artificial intelligence. Nearly 40 per cent of global employment… [Read More]