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Another day, another expert carved up in the TPG-VHA merger case
Wylde Capital faced court on Tuesday, with more questioning on TPG's capital raising activities.
Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, YouTube overhaul counter-terrorism efforts for Christchurch Call
A new crisis response protocol has also been launched for the 48 countries, three international organisations, and eight tech firms that are members of the Call.
NBN pricing paper proposes new 100/20, 250/25, and 1000/50Mbps tiers
The 250Mbps and 1Gbps plans would only be available on fibre-to-the-premises and HFC networks.
17 US utility firms targeted by mysterious state-sponsored group
US utility providers targeted with spear-phishing emails that try to install the LookBack remote access trojan.
Malindo Air identifies employees of e-commerce contractor behind data breach
Two rogue employees of e-commerce services provider GoQuo have been blamed for a security breach that compromised the personal data of Malindo Air and Thai Lion Air passengers, which was hosted on Amazon Web Services' cloud platform.
New research centre receives AU$62m to study children's digital lives
The ARC Centre of Excellence for the Digital Child will examine the digital lives of Australian children from birth to eight years old.
Belarus becomes first country to make IPv6 mandatory for ISPs
Starting January 1, 2020, Belarusian ISPs will have to enable IPv6 support for all customer connections.
Brazil makes progress on citizen portal
Gov.br is live with hundreds of digitized services; the aim is to integrate all government websites by December 2020.
RMIT Online expands AWS partnership with new cloud courses
One of the courses will provide an RMIT credential.
From Saudi Arabia to Spain, Twitter removes new batch of state-run fake accounts
Twitter removes new accounts part of state-run information campaigns in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Equador, and China.
