Julie Clarke

Australian law academic specialising in competition (antitrust) law #competitionlaw

[Julie Clarke @competitionlaw]

New Bills Digest on the proposed new authorisation powers for the ACCC. The Bill passed the Senate on 14 May and is currently being debated in the House.

[Australian Parliamentary Library @ParlLibrary]

Competition and Consumer Amendment (Responding to Exceptional Circumstances) Bill 2026: https://t.co/UnT5H9KNWn

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Looking forward to a day of discussion/debate on fascinating topics

[CPI @CompPolicyInt]

Join us #LiveNow from #Australia for our conference, "Dynamic Competition in Dynamic Markets: A Path Forward" #LiveStream
https://t.co/90UcnnMPGn

[CPI @CompPolicyInt]

#CPIEvents Watch #NOW  Live Opening Remarks by Julie Clarke, Professor in Competition Law  at @MelbLawSchool #DynamicCompetition.
https://t.co/90UcnnvehN

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Why outgoing competition boss Rod Sims fears for the future of the market economy https://t.co/899tbP4jvN

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ACCC publishes ex post review of merger decisions: https://t.co/i1QEKq1G1q

[ACCC @acccgovau]

Australia's merger laws need updating to face the competition challenges posed by digital markets. Read more: https://t.co/pOC0FQshIf

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Rod Sims speaking this morning on competition issues (inc mergers again): https://t.co/BWyjqP7Esz

[James Panichi @JamesPanichi]

Interesting detail emerged in the NQCranes cartel hearing in an Australian court today: Lawyer Michael Hodge wonders whether MHE-Demag has done immunity deal with ACCC, adding international dimension to an otherwise local #cartel story. @mlexclusive @L_K_Henning #antitrust

[James Panichi @JamesPanichi]

The Epic Games #antitrust Australian lawsuit targeting #Apple's app store is still stuck on the runway, with no clarity on whether federal judges will accept the argument that Californian court action should take precedence. #epicgames @mlexclusive @L_K_Henning

[Julie Clarke @competitionlaw]

NZ Cartel conduct - price fixing https://t.co/AQG5rVIczM via @YouTube

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Google completes Fitbit transaction https://t.co/JFyKHeIM7Q

[Rupprecht Podszun @ruppe_p]

In our blog: @PhilboBaggins reports on the amendmt of the German #competition act - with a special treat 🍬 for readers: a consolidated version of the most important rules in German & #English! 💪 Enjoy! (Philipp‘s text is available in 🇩🇪 and 🇬🇧.) #GWB10

https://t.co/xVaUUIvVqX

[Julie Clarke @competitionlaw]

Germany announces the fight for digital giants https://t.co/agGIw9Vi7m

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I do like this paragraph from the News Media Code of Conduct EM: "In its December 2020 response to the ACCC Digital Platforms Inquiry Final Report, the Government asked the ACCC to ... develop voluntary codes, and to provide a progress report by May 2020." Time travel is real!

[Julie Clarke @competitionlaw]

Australia to make Facebook, Google pay news outlets for content | Article [AMP] | Reuters https://t.co/1xYSkm9NNi

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Special leave refused in Pacific National case https://t.co/YybVO6FmMu

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ACCC’s special leave application in Pacific National to be heard today https://t.co/dskEEMhNIb

[Barbora Jedlickova @BarboraJedlick2]

An article on a consequence-sensitive deontological account to exclusionary conduct, written by Jonathan Crowe @drjoncrowe and me. It reflects a general argument that theories on competition law need to be expanded to go beyond welfare economics.

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@UQLaw

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Microsoft asks ACCC to make the iPhone more like Windows https://t.co/qK45HKWmZF

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Oh boy.

[James Panichi @JamesPanichi]

The Fed Court of AU clash over how the words "competition" and "competitor" can be used by witnesses in the landmark Country Care criminal-cartel prosecution points to growing unease about whether the jury in next year's trial will be overwhelmed. #competition @mlexclusive