Spy laws must be examined, but no quick fix: British PM
Despite thinking that the public is not that concerned about data and communication privacy issues, the British prime minister has acknowledged that legislation around these must be modernised.
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NSW enlists specialist help for telecommunications services
Despite having found AU$3.3 million in telecommunications contract savings, NSW is bringing in outside help to better advise it on future deals.
NSW sells Centre for Advanced Computing and Communication
Klikon Solutions claims 100 percent ownership and will honour existing contracts.
CenITex transformation continues with new members on board
Coming from a history of nepotism and overpaid contractors, three IT industry experts have been appointed to Victoria's IT services provider to turn things around.
Coalition redirects research funding, scraps NBN initiatives
In a bid to 'repair the Budget', the federal government has redirected funding from research projects in what it calls 'good news for Australia'.
TPP talks pushed to 2014 as Singapore negotiations fail
Hopes of reaching a conclusion on the Trans-Pacific Partnership in Singapore have been dashed as negotiators push to hold more meetings next month.
Labor swaps Defence and Communications in shadow ministry
Stephen Conroy's experience in holding the communications portfolio will instead be used to oversee Defence.
Brazil seeks to secure own emails amid US spy allegations
The country's president wants to create email that is free from prying eyes.
NSW updates IT strategy with 36 new actions
Cloud and industry collaboration are still the key issues behind the strategy.
Qld Police 'significantly behind' on technology: Keelty Review
Queensland Police officers are resorting to behaviours such as capturing information on their own mobile devices due to lagging IT systems and a failure to cooperate with other emergency services.