The Gist: Demanding Attention
Australia is bringing in a law to mandate a transfer of income from Google and Facebook's new advertising duopoly back to the old Murdoch etc companies that used to hoard that gold. This is the Gist.
A lawyer with McGarr Solicitors and director of Data Compliance Europe. Senior Policy Advisor for M3AAWG, guest lecturer with ERA in Trier & External Examiner for Irish Law Society on Data Protection.
Australia is bringing in a law to mandate a transfer of income from Google and Facebook's new advertising duopoly back to the old Murdoch etc companies that used to hoard that gold. This is the Gist.
RTÉ is running a survey, Australia is shaking down Google and Facebook on behalf of Rupert Murdoch and the Government is having a consultation. But first, this is the Gist.
The last few months have seen a lot of news. This week saw some of those old ghosts of stories past come around for a second pass. This is the Gist.
Look, all the days are the same anyway and I like the name. This is the Gist.
The Government doesn't want to bring in strict quarantine for international travellers. But it can't quite explain why. This is this the Gist.
The US has achieved a new President, the UK's shelves have started to look bare and the only music left is sea shanties. This is the Gist.
Demonstrating an hitherto unknown ability to not stab itself in the eye needlessly, the Government went out onto the airwaves to let the word go out- The Commission Report was dead to them.
Picking up the leitmotif of the year so far, the government want to assure you, it is someone else’s fault. This is the Gist.
Nazis storm the US Capitol building, the Leaving cert looks shaky, everyone is annoyed and it is only Wednesday. This is the Gist.
The Government is shook, but not as much as the public, as the Covid numbers explore the upper reaches of infection number charts.
The numbers are ballooning, the consequences will be tragic and the government is compounding its political error by refusing to admit it. This is the Gist.
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