Amazon Australia, Google, Microsoft urge Australian lawmakers to avoid regulatory overlap
By Laurel Henning ( April 3, 2023, 06:02 GMT | Insight) -- Amazon Australia, Google and Microsoft are among technology companies urging an Australian parliamentary inquiry into digital platforms to take stock of domestic and international policy efforts before potentially adding to regulatory overlaps. In recently published submissions to the inquiry of the Australian Senate, companies have called on committee members and policymakers to be cautious, while local commercial television broadcasters want new codes of conduct to boost competition introduced as fast as possible.Amazon Australia, Google and Microsoft are among technology companies urging an Australian parliamentary inquiry into digital platforms to take stock of domestic and international policy efforts before potentially adding to regulatory overlaps....
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