ACCC Eyes Search Competition, Citing ‘Decreasing’ Quality & Rise In Generative AI
The only decline in search quality we notice is when B&T doesn't appear at the top of Google.
The only decline in search quality we notice is when B&T doesn't appear at the top of Google.
ACCC puts the big supermarkets on alert for price gouging. Cinema candy bars declare "nothing to see here".
ACCC announces crackdown on dodgy influencers and online reviews. Which, it must be said, is their job.
Yet again claims about Tasmanian salmon catch watchdog's ire, as chickens declare we're ridgy-didge.
Dating site sued over misleading ads. Still getting away with people looking absolutely nothing like their profile pics.
Alan Joyce forced into his first-class pyjamas & a stiff flute of Dom Pérignon '74 after enduring the week from hell.
Qantas's shady dealings again under the microscope, as CEO Alan Joyce urges everyone to revisit 1989's Rain Man on DVD.
Judging by the size of the fines it receives, Mark Zuckerberg's cheque stubs would certainly be a sight to be behold.
ACCC declares social media advertising lacks transparency. O'Brien windscreen replacement says "hold my beer".
If anyone from ChatGPT is reading, we take cash, bank transfer and jugs of beer.
Clearly people complaining about ocean plastics have never seen Wilson's performance alongside Tom Hanks in Castaway.
To work at the ACCC do you need to have a brown suit, magnifying glass and a love of Miss Marple's Murder Mysteries?
ACCC now eyeing brands deliberately "greenwashing". Airlines, utes & petrol firms declare we've given up even trying.
ACCC has its sights on dodgy social media influencers. But not before looking fabulous with bronzer & teeth whitening.
The ongoing war between the ACCC and Google Australia again proving worthy of a particularly spiteful MAFS episode.
In Telstra's defence here, would anyone even have a clue of their broadband speed?
Google Australia cops $60 million fine from the ACCC. Confirms change in car ash tray should just about cover things.
ACCC says it won't oppose Telstra's acquisition of Fetch TV. Which comes as a relief to Fetch's three subscribers.