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Dec 5, 2024 | 
sudouest.fr | Lisa M. Given
Le Parlement fédéral australien a adopté une loi interdisant aux personnes de moins de 16 ans d’avoir un compte sur certains réseaux sociaux. Ce faisant, il a ignoré les conseils d’un grand nombre d’experts – et de la Commission australienne des droits de l’homme, qui ont déclaré que le gouvernement avait fait passer la loi à la hâte « sans prendre le temps d’en régler les détails. Ou même de savoir comment l’interdiction fonctionnera dans la pratique ».
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
theconversation.com | Lisa M. Given
**En Australie, une loi, approuvée par le parlement le 28 novembre, donne un an aux réseaux sociaux pour s’assurer que les adolescents de moins de 16 ans n’aient pas accès à leurs services. Cette législation est largement soutenue par les Australiens. Qui seront les entreprises concernées ? Comment réaliseront-elles les contrôles ? Le Parlement fédéral australien a adopté une loi interdisant aux personnes de moins de 16 ans d’avoir un compte sur certains réseaux sociaux.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
ethic.es | Lisa M. Given
El parlamento federal australiano acaba de aprobar una ley para prohibir a los menores de 16 años crearse una cuenta en algunas redes sociales. Aunque no esté claro de momento cuáles serán las plataformas concretas que tendrán que cumplir con la ley, aquellas que tengan que hacerlo se enfrentarán a multas de hasta 50 millones de dólares. ¿QUIERES COLABORAR CON ETHIC?
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
ondacero.es | Lisa M. Given
El parlamento federal australiano acaba de aprobar una ley para prohibir a los menores de 16 años crearse una cuenta en algunas redes sociales. Lo ha hecho sin atender a las advertencias de muchos expertos e incluso de la comisión australiana de derechos humanos, quienes opinaban que el gobierno estaba precipitándose sin pararse a pensar en los detalles de esta ley o investigar más a fondo “cómo funcionaría en la práctica”.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
startupdaily.net | Simon Thomsen |Lisa M. Given
The idea is likely to be tempting to publishers Google has not struck deals with under the government’s News Media Bargaining Code. In June the tech giant struck new agreements running 1-to-5 years with Nine, Seven West Media, News Corp and smaller publishers such as Times News Group, Private Media and The Conversation.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
startupdaily.net | Simon Thomsen |Lisa M. Given |Leonard Bernardone
Skip Capital has led a $6.6 million raise for a construction tech platform that keeps track of quality and compliance during a build. The first raise for three-year-old Melbourne startup Visibuild was also backed by unnamed private and non-institutional investors, with the funding earmarked for product development as the business looks to expand across Australia and into new markets.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
theconversation.com | Lisa M. Given
El parlamento federal australiano acaba de aprobar una ley para prohibir a los menores de 16 años crearse una cuenta en algunas redes sociales. Lo ha hecho sin atender a las advertencias de muchos expertos e incluso de la comisión australiana de derechos humanos, quienes opinaban que el gobierno estaba precipitándose sin pararse a pensar en los detalles de esta ley o investigar más a fondo “cómo funcionaría en la práctica”.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
dailybulletin.com.au | Lisa M. Given
The federal parliament has passed legislation to ban people under 16 from having an account with some social media platforms. In doing so, it has ignored advice from a chorus of experts – and from the Australian Human Rights Commission, which said the government rushed the legislation through parliament “without taking the time to get the details right. Or even knowing how the ban will work in practice.”The ban is, however, backed by 77% of Australians, according to a new poll.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
startupdaily.net | Simon Thomsen |Lisa M. Given |Leonard Bernardone
The federal government has launched a review into Australia’s research and development performance but may not live to see the result. The year-long review strategic review will be led by Robyn Denholm, chair of Telsa and the Tech Council of Australia, founder of Wollemi Capital, and operating partner at VC fund Blackbird.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
startupdaily.net | Simon Thomsen |Lisa M. Given |Leonard Bernardone
The $271.8 million settlement by US ride-sharing giant Uber against a class action by the Australian taxi industry is now official, eight months after it was struck, with the Victorian Supreme Court ratifying the deal todayJustice Patricia Matthews approved the settlement of the group proceedings brought by Nicos Andrianakis and Jamal Salem on behalf of participants in the taxi and hire car industries against seven companies in the Uber group of companies.
