EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Privacy Principle revisions up for debate next year could have serious repercussions for customers hosting data offshore, if the revisions are passed into law.

iTnews sat down with Mark Vincent, partner at Truman Hoyle and one of the nation's foremost legal experts on cloud computing, for his thoughts on this and other cloud and NBN issues. Check out the videos in the story below.

Also today, Microsoft gets ready for Patch Tuesday and Android gets more powerful...

-- Ry Crozier

MOST READ iiNet to kill off AAPT 'leechers' Australia heralds ACTA "breakthrough" A-G: Filter won't drive users to encryption Optus-NBN deal would make 'total sense', says Budde Telstra readies own Android tablet FEATURED COMMENT "Should they also require the rights holder to supply the material in a digital form at a price which would discourage piracy in the first place? The music industry tried to fight this and finally realised after many years of suing 15 year old kids that there was money to be made on the internet "thingy". If the Movie industry had the same idea we might never need any of these laws! Something ..." schneider commenting on Australia heralds ACTA "breakthrough"

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Brett Winterford | October 11, 2010

Extra diligence required.

By Nate Cochrane | October 08, 2010

EnergyAustralia consortium finally picks up the cheque.

By Tom Brewster | October 09, 2010

Almost 50 vulnerabilities get fixes.

By Gabriel Madway | October 11, 2010

Grows smartphone market.

October 09, 2010

Compete with Google marketplace.

By Andrew Hammond | October 09, 2010

Corporate email security questions raised.

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