Recent Oceania articles
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Australian merger laws face a revamp, amid fears that voluntary-notification system was being gamed -
South Korea has been at the forefront of digital-platform regulation for many years now
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An exclusive interview with Australian Competition & Consumer Commission chair, Gina Cass-Gottlieb.
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MLex exclusive interview with Australia’s Antitrust Chief -
This report examines the impact of regulatory changes in Asia-Pacific on tech giants. -
Asia has become a laboratory for new and at times controversial methods of bringing recalcitrant platforms to heel
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Officials from Australia’s competition enforcer raided a disability-aid store in the town of Mildura
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Global competition lawsuits against Google and Apple spilling over into the Federal Court of Australia
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Logic of leniency rules is rock-solid in the eyes of enforcers: Deals promising lighter sentencing can coax cartelists out
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The growing use of smart speakers and TV sets has prompted a conversation about privacy
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The UK’s competition enforcer’s approach to Big Tech has come to a fork in the road
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Regulatory concerns over Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard acquisition; and Australia’s BlueScope cartel lawsuit
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A United States review of the combination between Lockheed Martin and Aerojet Rocketdyne is set to continue.
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Digital advertising is back on the agenda in Europe, with the announcement of a fresh EU antitrust probe.
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“Fish for finance” may sound like a trendy eatery in London’s West End, but it is simply the latest round of post-Brexit animosity.
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The joint statement by the antitrust regulators of Australia, Germany and the UK this week.
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Australia’s world-first antitrust review Facebook and Google’s has a new generation of regulation and enforcement.
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This MLex special report focuses on the worldwide shockwaves that Australia is causing as it charts an experimental course in policing Big Tech. -
Facebook decided that Australia’s new mandatory code of conduct forcing platforms to pay for news content meant including media content was not viable.
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End-to-end encryption in messaging services has been a boon for privacy.
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MLex’s local team of reporters examines how Australia's competition watchdog has used the offense to tackle anti-competitive agreements.
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This report is an in-depth look at Australia’s struggle to secure its first criminal cartel convictions — and make jail time a deterrent at last. -
The Australian government has published the ACCC report on the influence of Facebook and Google on the country’s media and advertising industries. -
The regulatory is ready to hand in the report on their findings on the impact of digital platforms on the country’s media and advertising issue.
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Australian merger law is under renewed scrutiny as the country’s competition regulator fights to make its voice heard by Federal Court judges.
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A criminal-cartel prosecution of Country Care attracts attention for how prosecutors’ tactics may inform other criminal-cartel prosecutions.