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Australian Google and YouTube removal requests steady
Search giant Google’s Australian subsidiary overnight updated information showing the company had 10 requests for the removal of content from its results between January and June this year
Read More »Vic Govt launches campaign to tackle online gambling
The Victorian Government has launched a campaign to tackle online gambling in the state, that it says is a first for Australia
Read More »Government: 80% of TVs and computers to be recycled by 2021
The Australian Government has released a set of draft documents detailing new TV and computer recycling regulations that it says will see up to 80% of computer products recycled by 2021-
Read More »Consumers miss out on Telstra’s IPv6 offering, for now
Telstra yesterday confirmed enterprise customers now have access to IPv6 addresses over its network, but says support for home customers isn’t available yet
Read More »Vic Government to spend $2 million boosting ICT skills
Victorian Minister for Technology Gordon Rich-Phillips today revealed a new $2 million program which the Victorian government hopes will boost ICT skills in the state
Read More »BlackBerry PlayBook approved for use by the Australian Government
Research in Motion (RIM) have this morning announced its new PlayBook tablet has received certification for use by the Australian Government
Read More »Telstra’s $11 billion NBN deal complete, awaits shareholder approval
Telstra and NBN Co. have this morning confirmed speculation that the deal which will see Telstra hand-over their infrastructure to speed up the roll-out of the National Broadband Network is complete, with shareholder approval
Read More »Optus and Telstra to begin web filtering next month
A report suggests the nation’s two biggest internet service providers will begin voluntarily filtering web content from next month, as a review of the feasibility of compulsory filtering in Australia continues
Read More »Interactive indoor tracking app scores NSW Government funding
A consortium which aims to provide a next-generation experience for cultural facilities using applications that “track” user locations indoors has received a grant from the NSW government. The app, to be called “moveMe” will reportedly provide
Read More »Optus invests $25 million to improve Tasmanian network
Optus on Sunday revealed they’d be spending up to $25 million to improve their Tasmanian network in a bid to compete with rival Telstra for quality network coverage in the region. Announced in partnership
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