EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has won crossbench support to overturn a Senate order preventing debate on the Telstra break-up bill.

Also today, what corporates can learn about the way Facebook handles privacy and Juniper Networks' new strategy.

-- Ry Crozier

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ben Grubb | October 30, 2009

Conroy wins crossbenchers over.

By Brett Winterford | October 30, 2009

Former FTC commissioner defends Facebook's record on privacy.

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By David Neal | October 30, 2009

Smart systems and open software platforms.

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