Analysis
The woman working to regulate what Australians—and, if she has her way, the entire world—can see on the internet, was once an employee of the company she’s battling in the Federal Court: Twitter, now called X.
The woman working to regulate what Australians—and, if she has her way, the entire world—can see on the internet, was once an employee of the company she’s battling in the Federal Court: Twitter, now called X.