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ARTICLE · 11 APRIL 2015

Competition policy and the technology sector

Partner Martyn Taylor writes on the impact on the technology sector of the final report of the Harper Review.

AustraliaAntitrust/Competition Law

Partner Martyn Taylor writes on the impact on the technology sector of the final report of the Harper Review into Competition law and policy.

This article was originally published in The Australian Financial Review and is reproduced with permission.

Digital disruption, big data... now Harper?

Australia's approach to emerging threats to the taxi industry, as well as the intersection of big data and individual privacy, could be reshaped if some of the final recommendations of the far-reaching Harper Review into competition policy are adopted by the federal government.

The final report of the Harper Competition Policy Review, released on March 31, has opened the way for deregulation of many industries subject to digital disruption, and greater consumer control of personal information to inform purchasing decisions. The review also adopts European and US trends regarding consumer access to big data.

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