The Wavelength is moving! This week, you’ll get the same great content, but from the Ghost platform from this email address. The move will allow for a price decrease because of reduced costs for me. And, it bears mention that content on technology policy, politics, and law that preceded the Wavelength can be found on … Continue reading Australia May Soon Address Misinformation and Disinformation
The Wavelength is moving from here to here on the Ghost platform. This will allow me to offer a significant discount on my subscription newsletter. Here are the first two posts, both of which are free: Photo by Robinson Greig on Unsplash Photo by Meriç Dağlı on Unsplash © Michael Kans, Michael Kans Blog and … Continue reading The Wavelength Is Moving
Australia’s bills to tighten its online content regulation would place the country at the forefront of technology regulation again. A pair of bills have advanced in Australia’s Parliament that would give its government additional powers to combat objectionable and harmful material online even though a number of stakeholders have decried the legislation. The “Online Safety … Continue reading More Australian Legislation To Remake Regulation Of Online Realm
The Morrison government continues to take the lead in technology policy with new bill to expand surveillance powers. With the introduction of last month’s “Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Bill 2020” last month, the government in Canberra is once again pushing technology policy for the Five Eyes nations and others. However, in doing so, … Continue reading Australia Releases A Pair Of New Technology Laws
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