Pirate Party supports two-party breakup
Talks politics, spoofs anti-piracy campaign.
ISP filter could be buried
LABOR'S controversial internet filter plan faces near-death despite the ascension of Julia Gillard as Australia's 28th prime minister.
Boston working on welfare payments
THE Gillard government has signed a $6.1 million contract to overhaul processing of welfare payments.
Gaps remain in local cybercrime law: Professor
While Australian crime legislation has been amended to account for the evolving landscape of cybercrime, gaps remain in the key areas of theft, fraud and trespass, according to University of Technology (UTS) director of Communications Law Centre, Professor Michael Fraser.
Data retention fine as it is: AFP
The Federal Attorney-General departmentâs proposed data retention regime would bolster evidence used to combat cybercrime, but would not add significant information that isnât currently accessible.
Ex-HP boss joins Oracle: NYT
FORMER Hewlett-Packard chief executive Mark Hurd, who resigned last month following a sex scandal, has joined US software giant Oracle.
Google pays millions to settle privacy case
GOOGLE has agreed to pay $US8.5 million ($9.28m) to settle a privacy lawsuit over its Buzz social networking tool, according to court documents.
HTC is iPhone’s ‘quiet’ challenger
East Asia is the world's electronics factory, yet unless they are Japanese, producers are largely anonymous.
Motorola Android users to get 2.2 ‘Froyo’ update
Australian users of the Motorola Milestone smartphone will receive an upgrade to Android version 2.2 "Froyo" from next year the company announced today.
Motorola Android users to get 2.2 ‘Froyo’ update
Australian users of the Motorola Milestone smartphone will receive an upgrade to Android version 2.2 "Froyo" from next year the company announced today.