Employee share scheme changes pass Australian parliament
Changes to the employee share scheme, designed to make it easier for startup employees to reap the benefits of their employers' success, have passed the Australian parliament.
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Hockey pitches Uber, but for the economy
As the car service promises to create 20,000 jobs in Australia in 2015, Treasurer Joe Hockey has reportedly said that Uber and Netflix will be sources of employment growth within the country.
Government invests NZ$360m in broadband rollouts
New Zealand has upped its total investment in its ultra-fast broadband and rural broadband project to NZ$2 billion.
Government not delivering on crowdfunding: Bowen
Australian Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen has said that despite the hype, the government has not made sourcing crowdfunding in Australia any easier.
Optus: Netflix speed guarantees are about collaboration
Optus has said that its proposal to get content providers to pay for bandwidth guarantees is about collaborating with telcos and providing the products that consumers want.
Labor proposes adopting two-stage NBN policy
Australia's opposition party has proposed formally adopting a two-stage rollout of the National Broadband Network with fibre to the premises returning should Labor be elected to federal government.
Google slams Australian piracy site-blocking legislation
The burden placed on companies to block copyright-infringing websites is not justified by the evidence that site-blocking regimes are effective, according to Google.
Rights holders want access to site blocking to be more affordable
The Australian Copyright Council has said that the Federal Circuit Court, rather than the Federal Court, should be able to force ISPs to block websites, because the cost of cases would be lower for rights holders.
Government ideal for hybrid cloud: Cisco
As the Australian government begins to dip its toes into cloud services, hybrid cloud offers a good balance, according to Cisco's ANZ head Ken Boal.
Senate committee 'bullies' NBN Co execs: Government senators
Liberal senators on the NBN committee have claimed that the committee is an abuse of power used to bully NBN Co executives, and have called for the committee to be dissolved.
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