iTnews Newsletter - Friday April 21, 2017

+ DTA to release new cloud strategy; Mastercard trials biometrics; US gets rid of telco regulation

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Friday April 21, 2017

EARLY EDITION

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The 34 tech jobs still available for skilled migration

Ebay threatens to block Aussies from global purchases

Melbourne IT's DNS falls over in 'major outage'

Toll to inspect USBs it suspects aided data theft

Don't treat home internet as a fringe benefit: Telstra

What's on Social Media

	alastair macgibbon @macgibbon	I'm really impressed with the work Narelle Devine and team has done. A great Commonwealth asset. https://t.co/XhF8H6GbfO

	RIoT Solutions @RiotSolutions	This could be an interesting challenge to watch. #cybersecurity @iTnews_au https://t.co/zQJv9Z00nf

	QPS Media Unit @QPSmedia	A new QLiTE capability that enables officers to capture Good Order offences as they happen will rollout in July https://t.co/66Qf1fPpfS

	Justin Warren @jpwarren	"What if we train our people and they leave?" What if we don't train them, and they stay? https://t.co/zjanT0h6ay

	Craig Thomler @craigthomler	The outcome of a #DigitalTransformation process at the ANU - integrates DFAT SmartTraveller into travel mgmt… https://t.co/x7DSUBqeuY

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
Gartner IT Infrastructure, Operations and Data Center Summit	Hilton Sydney	May 15, 2017
CeBIT Australia	International Convention Centre Sydney	May 23, 2017
CeBIT Australia 2017	International Convention Centre Sydney	May 23, 2017

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