EDITOR'S NOTE

Good Afternoon,

Telstra has not only put together a policy on how its staff should use social networks, but has also commendably taken the policy to the public to hold it up to greater scrutiny.

After the mess of the Fake Stephen Conroy saga, one could just as easily argue that this 'forward-looking approach' was also a little overdue.

Does your company have a policy on staff use of social networks?

-- Brett Winterford

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Brett Winterford | April 20, 2009

Telstra staff will be required to gain authorisation and participate in 'social media training programs' before making representations about the company on social networking sites.

By Ry Crozier | April 20, 2009

Primus Telecom has this morning angrily denied suggestions that its Melbourne data centre went down for up to eight hours on Saturday afternoon.

By Brett Winterford | April 20, 2009

Infosys Australia has revealed it is sending a greater proportion of its work offshore as it reported a decline in locally-accounted revenues.

By Ry Crozier | April 20, 2009

Wholesale network operator Vocus Communications will add capacity and hardware to its core network as part of an upgrade to be announced next week.

By Simon Hackett | April 20, 2009

Simon Hackett, managing director at Internode gives his view on how the industry will be affected by a broken up Telstra.

By Staff writers | April 20, 2009

Listed enterprise content management provider Objective has acquired a UK-based hosted record keeping platform operator called Limehouse for $6.65 million.

By Staff Writers | April 20, 2009

Netbook PC pioneer Asus will use a Linux-based operating system in one of its first two smartphones, a senior company official said, in a boost for the system's developer.

By Eric Auchard | April 20, 2009

EBay may be hungry to jettison its ill-fitting acquisition of Skype and refocus on its core markets and payment businesses.

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