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Epic Games has been at the centre of attention over its anti-competitive and anti-consumer claims against tech giants around the globe. However, following its claim against Apple late last year in the Federal Court of Australia , Epic Games has been dealt an unexpected blow.
In a response to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) digital advertising inquiry, Google has proposed a “collaborative approach” to benefit consumers and Australian businesses.
Digital advertising is a subtle area that affects everyone online. According to Google, a healthy digital advertising ecosystem is only achieved when everyone benefits. As this market is critical to innovation and competition, the ACCC must not stifle such development.
In the absence of concrete regulation, the first crypto fraud case has been brought before the Federal Court in Australia.
Cryptocurrency remains a generally unregulated sector. There tends to be no form of insurance and lack of oversight, especially when great sums of money are involved. Scams and shills proliferate this area to pry on naïve investors.
After a five-year battle, Britain’s Supreme Court has held that Uber drivers will no longer be regarded as self-employed but workers under the company Uber.
After a five-year battle, Britain’s Supreme Court has held that Uber drivers will no longer be regarded as self-employed but workers under the company Uber.
In late October, Spain finalised its Tax on Certain Digital Services to tax online businesses where previous physical tax rules were inappropriate.
In late October, Spain finalised its Tax on Certain Digital Services to tax online businesses where previous physical tax rules were inappropriate. This law is designed to update tax law with modern business models and targets online advertising services, online intermediation services and data transmission services, applying an indirect 3% levy for the provision of any digital services by an online business in Spain. To put this into perspective, this tax alone will generate approximately 1 billion euros which are intended to be funnelled back into Spain’s COVID-19 relief and support.
COVID-19 brought a myriad of issues, but Malaysia’s workforce felt these impacts incredibly hard due to pay cuts, delayed salaries, and wrongful termination.
Faceless terrorists consistently frequent platforms such as Facebook to proliferate online abuse. Consequently, the Australian Government has proposed a new law to crack down on internet service providers and social media platforms to actively remove harmful content online.
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