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The Conversation is a great news site. But, for the most part, people don't read it like a newspaper. Instead, articles on specialised topics are shared with other people. One way is via Facebook.
Yesterday, almost none of that was possible worldwide for the Conversation's Australian content because Facebook opted to ban all news (even seeming news ) from Australian sources to avoid being designated for compulsory negotiations under legislation before the Australian parliament.
The government's new media bargaining code was a response to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's digital platforms inquiry that found it was hard for content providers, including but not limited to news organisations - to deal with platforms whose rules were always changing.
Parts of these grievances are legitimate, and relate to editorial and algorithmic issues. Others relate to the platform's stranglehold on online advertising.
But rather than tackle these issues head on, Australia's government sliced out a sliver of the sites affected - news sites - and attempted to fix things for it, saying it's concerned about competition.
Competition policy without more competition
To any economist, the point of competition policy is to encourage competition. In this case, either more digital platform options for consumers, or more news content options.
But the government's legislation seems to be uniquely designed to deliver neither.
The code allows news organisations to negotiate with large digital platforms about things such as how their algorithms work to prioritise content, and money.
And money is what it is really all about. The news organisations want more of it, large digital platforms have it. It's that simple.
The code empowers news organisations to get money from digital platforms by
making it unlawful for digital platforms that do not pay up to provide links to Australian news, giving big news outlets quasi-monopoly bargaining power
allowing deals to be made without the need for authorisation by a regulator concerned about the public interest
providing a regulatory stop-gap should that not happen, whose design is tilted in interest of one of the parties
This last step requires a little explanation.
It is not unknown, especially in Australia, for competition policy to work by first allowing parties to negotiate, and then imposing a regulated settlement only if they fail.
And its normally about empowering the little guy, in the belief that's what leads to socially desirable outcomes.
Little guys locked out
But not in this case. It is only the large news organisations that would be allowed to negotiate over money.
It's quite different to the system adopted in France, whose government is able to collect money from digital platforms via a tax, which can, should the government wish, be distributed to content providers on a criteria other than naked private interest. The French system isn't clearly pro-competition either, but it at least provides a mechanism that could enable good outcomes to occur.
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The Australian process fails to deliver competition in two ways.
First, it allows the treasurer, rather than a judge, to designate the platforms the process will apply to. He is unlikely to designate a platform that large media organisations have no problem working with, as that will entail work.
Second, the treasurer is unable to designate a platform that doesn't carry any Australian news. So if a digital platform wants out, it can get out.
Both of these things have begun to come to pass in the last day - even before the code has been legislated.
Facebook gains a bargaining tool
Google has done deals with some large news outlets and thereby signalled it will do deals with others to ensure it is not designated. It means Google won't have to deal with all of the other smaller voices that also have a problem with it.
Facebook has opted out of the news content business altogether, as the law allows it to. It decided Australian news wasn't worth it, at least for now. Australians can still share news from around the world, which in some ways is more valuable to them than local news they are already aware of.
Facebook might be doing it to get a better deal when negotiations take place.
Read more: Why Google is now funnelling millions into media outlets, as Facebook pulls news for Australia
Bizarrely, before the government's proposed legislation, if Facebook had excluded content from suppliers in order to get a better deal, Australia's Competition and Consumer Commission could have prosecuted it for exclusionary conduct.
The new code gives Facebook a licence to do what it has just done, and argue that it could not have been exercising market power because it was merely using the steps identified in the code as necessary for it to avoid compulsory arbitration.
Never mind that this really means Facebook
has been able to demonstrate to news outlets how much they need it
is now able to get news organisations to agree to better conditions than if it had not been given this licence.
In other words, the entire process has had the (I hope) unintended consequence of enhancing the very market power that it claimed to intend to contain.
No more platforms, no more competition
Those games aside: where will this end up? It will end up with the large digital platforms doing deals with the largest news outlets. Those deals will be multi-year lump-sum payments which enable everyone to go about their business. There will be no new digital platforms, no new content providers, no more competition.
The shareholders of the large digital platforms will be a few million dollars poorer and the shareholders of large Australian news outlets a few million dollars richer.
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There will be no improvement in any competitive outcome whatsoever. As often happens in Australia, oligarchies will consolidate, and consumers will get nothing.
Author: Joshua Gans - Professor of Strategic Management, University of Toronto
Kelly Schweida Racing
Welcome to Kelly Schweida Racing where our aim is to strive for excellence and provide the best opportunities to win.
We offer owners the complete experience of horse racing. Kelly has a personal approach with his horses and clients and is a reputable, dedicated trainer with traditional values.
Our stables are located at Eagle Farm Racecourse, Queensland, where our training facilities are state of the art. Together with our property with open paddocks where the horses can relax, and our close proximity to the beach for therapeutic beach work, we have everything a race horse needs.
We welcome all enquiries, feel free to contact us at any time, or e-mail us direct through ourcontact us page of this website.
Kelly Schweida, Trainer - 0417 768312.
Horses Currently Available
div'>Almanzor X Empress Cixi
1 year old Chestnut FillySire: Almanzor Dam: Empress Cixi
Sold.
Spirit Of Boom X Coogee Coozifa
1 year old Bay FillySire: Spirit Of Boom Dam: Coogee Coozifa
**100% SOLD**
Shares are available in this half sister to Oink that Kelly Schweida purchased recently at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearlings Sale. Lot 184 she is, and is seen to be the best sort of all the foals out of the mother of Oink that K...
Zoustar X Emotional Circus
1 year old Bay ColtSire: Zoustar Dam: Emotional Circus
**SOLD**
Shares are available for immediate purchase in this cracking colt, he was seen by Kelly to be very athletic and is thought to have everything that you could want. From the Magic Millions Sales he had a great walk and showcased amazing look...
Spirit Of Boom X Diva Forever
1 year old Bay FillySire: Spirit Of Boom Dam: Diva Forever
Sold.
More Than Ready X Emaurismo
1 year old Brown FillySire: More Than Ready Dam: Emaurismo
Sold.
Snitzel X Perfect Fit
1 year old Bay FillySire: Snitzel Dam: Perfect Fit
Sold.
More Than Ready X Single Style
1 year old Brown FillySire: More Than Ready Dam: Single Style
Sold.
Better Than Ready X Secret Indulgence
1 year old Brown ColtSire: Better Than Ready Dam: Secret Indulgence
Sold.
Written Tycoon X Stresa
1 year old Chestnut FillySire: Written Tycoon Dam: Stresa
Sold.
I Am Invincible X Sweet Kiss
1 year old Bay ColtSire: I Am Invincible Dam: Sweet Kiss
**100% SOLD**
Kelly Schweida purchased a beautiful half brother to Gotta Kiss at the Magic Millions Yearlings Sales. This colt is by I Am Invincible and is a nice running type. This horse sells himself. He has a good x-ray and scope. So get in fast...
Heroic Valour X O’Venus
1 year old Brown ColtSire: Heroic Valour Dam: O’Venus
**SOLD**
Kelly Schweida purchased lot 1021 a brown colt for $140,000 at the Magic Millions Yearlings Sale. He is a big strong colt that is an August foal by a group one first season sire. Out of an Anabaa mare this horse is QTIS registered and is f...
Shooting To Win X Puerto Vallarta
1 year old Chestnut ColtSire: Shooting To Win Dam: Puerto Vallarta
Sold.
Sebring X Adsila
1 year old Chestnut FillySire: Sebring Dam: Adsila
Sold.
Sebring X Lady Antebellum
1 year old Chestnut ColtSire: Sebring Dam: Lady Antebellum
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**60% SOLD**
Kelly Schweida purchased this chestnut Sebring colt at the Inglis Classic Sale. He’s not very big hence the pric...
Upcoming Runners
Horse | Date | Race | Track | Fields/Form |
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Nominations | ||||
Expert Eye | Mar 17 | 1 | Doomben | Field |
Desert Man | Mar 17 | 3 | Doomben | Field |
Brooklyn Star | Mar 17 | 4 | Doomben | Field |
Ate Hinches | Mar 17 | 7 | Doomben | Field |
The Odyssey | Apr 03 | 2 | Royal Randwick | Field |
Weights | ||||
Big Andy | Mar 12 | 6 | Gatton | Field |
Bastille Day | Mar 12 | 7 | Gatton | Field |
Acceptances | ||||
Bastille Day | Mar 13 | 1 | Ipswich | Field/Form |
Big Andy | Mar 13 | 3 | Ipswich | Field/Form |
Brooklyn Star | Mar 14 | 6 | Sunshine Coast | Field/Form |
Northern Water | Mar 14 | 1 | Sunshine Coast | Field/Form |
Brooklyn Star | Mar 16 | 6 | Gatton | Field/Form |
Recent Winners
Horse | Date | Race | Margin | Jockey |
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Lady Tulessa | Feb 27, 2021 | 7 - Gold Coast | 1.80 | Travis Wolfgram |
Miss Penfold | Feb 18, 2021 | 3 - Doomben | 0.50 | J Byrne |
Felzone | Feb 16, 2021 | 1 - Warwick | 0.50 | Jaden Lloyd |
Miss Barty | Jan 31, 2021 | 8 - Gatton | 2.80 | Alex Patis |
Felzone | Jan 31, 2021 | 7 - Gatton | 0.10 | Alex Patis |
Batangas Entry | Jan 23, 2021 | 5 - Doomben | 0.50 | J Byrne |
Miss Penfold | Jan 21, 2021 | 6 - Eagle Farm | 0.80 | J Byrne |
Wild And Ready | Jan 21, 2021 | 3 - Eagle Farm | 0.50 | Ron Stewart |
The Odyssey | Jan 16, 2021 | 9 - Gold Coast | 0.10 | Ms S Thornton |
Miss Barty | Jan 12, 2021 | 8 - Gatton | 4.00 | Alex Patis |
Latest Results
Horse | Finished | Date | Race | Margin | Jockey |
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Miss Penfold | 3 | Mar 10, 2021 | 3 - Eagle Farm | 0.30 | J Byrne |
Saturday Sinner | 2 | Mar 10, 2021 | 1 - Eagle Farm | 0.20 | James Orman |
Tesaura | 8 | Mar 10, 2021 | 2 - Eagle Farm | 5.20 | M Rodd |
Joymaker | 2 | Mar 06, 2021 | 7 - Eagle Farm | 1.30 | J Byrne |
Lady Flora | 4 | Mar 06, 2021 | 2 - Gold Coast | 3.60 | Ron Stewart |
The Odyssey | 7 | Mar 06, 2021 | 5 - Royal Randwick | 11.20 | Ms S Thornton |
Gullfoss | 7 | Mar 03, 2021 | 2 - Doomben | 11.70 | Ron Stewart |
Sienna's Choice | 4 | Mar 03, 2021 | 2 - Doomben | 6.00 | M Mc Gillivray |
Wild And Ready | 10 | Mar 03, 2021 | 7 - Doomben | 7.30 | Ron Stewart |
Redheads Rock | 13 | Feb 28, 2021 | 6 - Sunshine Coast | 19.70 | Jake Bayliss |