EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Late Friday the Attorney General proposed changes to Australia's copyright law - one of which would see search engines, universities, museums and the like afforded the same 'safe harbour' protections as telcos and ISPs.

Today we also examine the submissions of Telstra and Pipe Networks as they speak out against 'cherry-picking' laws that prevent commercial providers from competing with NBN Co.

-- Brett Winterford

MOST READ iiTrial: A green light to disconnect pirates iiNet victorious as film industry appeal dismissed Analysis: Stuxnet dissected Internode slams NBN cherry-pick rules CSIRO wireless to get 10Gbps backhaul FEATURED COMMENT "I don't want to go down the road of Cherry picking. IF we do, there will not be any backhaul competition, just selected area's like now DSLAM's. " mad1k5 commenting on Internode slams NBN cherry-pick rules

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By John Hilvert | February 28, 2011

Attorney-General announces three copyright reviews.

By Nate Cochrane | February 27, 2011

And CEO takes a swipe at iiNet No.2 claims.

By Liam Tung | February 28, 2011

Rare find: Backdoor BlackHole RAT.

By Jennifer Scott | February 28, 2011

Cloud Connect replicates basic features of SharePoint.

By Ry Crozier | February 25, 2011

Demands closure of "loopholes".

By Ry Crozier | February 25, 2011

Questions why LTE operators would be exempt.

By John Hilvert | February 28, 2011

SQL injection one of the most common techniques.

By Liam Tung | February 28, 2011

Real-time data woes sparks trader outrage.

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