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Future Leaders Competition 2025

April 22, 2025

What is this initiative? The IIC Future Leaders Competition, now in its eighth year, and supported by the members of the IIC, encourages and promotes original thought in the areas of communications and policy. What do you need to do? This year entrants are asked to produce an essay, submitted electronically, on the following topic:… [Read More]

Future Leaders Competition 2024 | WINNING ENTRY – Nathan Stathis

April 22, 2025

GREEN AND DIGITAL TRANSITIONS: GUIDING INDUSTRY TO SUCCEED IN BOTH A green and digital ‘twin transition’ is underway but can both targets be met? What can the communications industry do to assure future sustainability? Are policies sufficient to achieve the targets, what regulations and structures are needed, and who should pay? Abstract: This essay explores… [Read More]

Regulatory Watch – March 2025

March 28, 2025

Round-up of the latest news Legal challenges mount against UK’s ‘back door’ demand Court blocks California law on children’s online safety Meta to test X’s Community Notes UK’s Online Safety Act comes into force European Commission warned not to soften AI rules Vietnam to allow trial of Starlink See more

Regulatory Watch – February 2025

February 20, 2025

Round-up of the latest news EU scales back AI rules to boost investment Ofcom announces fresh auction of mobile spectrum Indian music labels join copyright action against OpenAI US broadband program needs ‘overhaul’ Meta to build ‘world’s longest cable’ See more

Finding a way forward for Australian News: An examination of local and international regulatory interventions

January 28, 2025

Australia’s News Media Bargaining Code prompted digital platforms to reach commercial agreements to support the production of news. But as the first cycle of agreements concluded and Meta threatened to withdraw news from Facebook in Australia, there was a need to explore new mechanisms to support the production of news. This report examines two alternative… [Read More]

Securing the Sustainability of News and Journalism in Australia

January 28, 2025

DATE: Tuesday, 18th March 2025VENUE: Holding Redlich, Level 65/25 Martin Pl, SydneyTIME: 12.00 pm – 1.45 pm AEDT A light lunch will be served from midday to 12.30 pm The future of public interest journalism continues to be in the spotlight as Australia seeks to navigate questions of sustainable media business models in the context… [Read More]

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Notice of Annual General Meeting: IIC Australian Chapter

The Annual General Meeting of the International Institute of Communications (Australian Chapter) will be held: Date: Thursday 12 November 2026 Time: 4.00 pm to 5.00 pm Venue: Johnson Winter Slattery, Level 14, Quay Quarter Tower, 50 Bridge Street, Sydney NSW The AGM is open to financial members of the IIC and the IIC Australian Chapter.

Annual Conference 2026

IIC’s annual Communications Policy and Regulation Week 2026 is taking place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The IIC’s 57th Annual Conference will take place on 14 – 15 October 2026. Regulators, policy makers, industry and civil society will join panels and breakout sessions addressing the big questions and issues facing the sector. Communications Policy and Regulation Week will… [Read More]

Critical Connections

A two-part series on the future of telecommunications: infrastructure, access and sovereignt Australia’s telecommunications sector stands at a regulatory crossroads. The physical infrastructure underpinning our digital economy, from mobile towers and fibre to subsea cables, data centres and now low-earth-orbit satellites, has never been more strategically significant, yet much of the framework governing it was… [Read More]

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