Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Keywords: Google, Correspondence, Digital Platforms Inquiry
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This disclosure comprises internal ACCC correspondence from August 2018 between Mark Basile (Director of the Digital Platforms Inquiry) and Morag Bond regarding follow-up discussions with Google. The documents detail communications related to the ACCC's Digital Platforms Inquiry, which examined Google's market conduct and competitive practices in digital markets. The released materials consist of email exchanges and supporting documentation concerning meetings between ACCC officials and Google representatives, though specific details of the substantive discussions and any particular conduct issues discussed are not fully visible in the excerpt provided. No enforcement actions, penalties, or specific remediation measures are detailed in these materials, which appear to be routine inquiry-related correspondence from the early stages of the ACCC's broader digital platforms investigation.
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