Ryan Cropp is a reporter for MLex Market Insight, a LexisNexis company, focusing on national news in Australia. With a background in investigative journalism, Ryan covers a wide range of topics including competition regulation, data breaches, privacy issues, and the intersection of technology and law.
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Ryan Cropp's articles predominantly cover legal and compliance issues, especially those related to the Australian Competition Regulator, merger laws, digital platforms, privacy regulations and data breaches. When pitching to Ryan, focus on providing insights from experts in these areas or individuals directly involved in specific cases or regulatory changes within Australia. Additionally, consider offering perspectives on potential impacts of legal and policy developments within the country’s business landscape. Given his emphasis on government announcements and press releases alongside a substantial coverage of legal policy regulation topics such as mergers laws and privacy regulations he might be interested in pitches that offer nuanced analysis or exclusive information about upcoming legislative changes or significant court rulings affecting businesses in Australia.
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By: Ryan Cropp
Market-share notification thresholds won't feature in Australia's new merger control regime, with the government instead opting for a series of
By: Ryan Cropp
The flood of Australian inquiries and consultations into artificial intelligence has continued unabated, with the government today releasing a new
By: James Panichi, Ryan Cropp
Australia's key digital regulators have rejected the need for specific new laws to govern the use of artificial-intelligence technologies in the
By: Ryan Cropp
Australian businesses using or developing generative artificial intelligence models should generally avoid deploying sensitive or personal information
By: Ryan Cropp
Companies found to be misusing personal information to train AI models in Australia could soon find themselves on the wrong end of the enforcement stick, after the country’s top privacy official revealed that the watchdog had several early-stage AI-related investigations underway
By: Ryan Cropp
Responsibility for digital-platforms policy and regulation in Australia should rest with a newly created digital affairs minister, a government-led inquiry has recommended.
By: Ryan Cropp
Consultation on a second round of major changes to Australia's privacy laws is expected to begin before the end of the year, says a top government official.
By: Ryan Cropp
Tech giants including Google and Meta Platforms directly lobbied Australian government officials in the weeks leading up to the unveiling of radically
By: Ryan Cropp
Australia's fledgling data-portability system will remain underutilized unless businesses and policymakers can come up with compelling use cases to drive consumer demand, says a top competition official.
By: Ryan Cropp
A ministerial power to impose market-share notification thresholds on dealmakers should be included in Australia's new merger laws, even if the current government has no intention of using it, says a key official.
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