Labor's law would allow choice for social media users and build accountability into the internet rather than allow the tech industry to operate with impunity. So it was last week that a bid to make tech companies address the harmful impacts of their products became a piece of political performance theatre.
Labor's law would allow choice for social media users and build accountability into the internet rather than allow the tech industry to operate with impunity.
So it was last week that a bid to make tech companies address the harmful impacts of their products became a piece of political performance theatre.
Nation tripped over each other to condemn the government's long-awaited digital duty of care legislation.
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Labor's law would allow choice for social media users and build accountability into the internet rather than allow the tech industry to operate with impunity. So it was last week that a bid to make tech companies address the harmful impacts of their products became a piece of political performance theatre. Nation tripped over each other to condemn the government's long-awaited digital duty of care legislation.
When you hear them cry "freedom", you know a culture war is brewing. For their fracturing base, it's another reason to hate on the government.
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