iTnews Newsletter - Wednesday December 2, 2015

+ Billabong CIO quits; Adobe heralds end of Flash; Mozilla considers split with Thunderbird

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Wednesday December 2, 2015

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NBN considering overbuilding dodgy $800m Optus cable

Telstra to cut 150 jobs from enterprise services group

Scores of devices on Telstra vulnerable to silent data interception

NSW digital driver's licence due by end of 2018

Brandis reworks telco security reforms after industry outrage

What's on Social Media

	Michael Woodhead @mpwoodhead	Dept of Health is taking over PCEHR but its own digital record management is abysmal, Audit Office finds https://t.co/xtjpn3J44i

	Gordy in Excelsius @GordyPls	IT Career Lifecycle: Excel spreadsheets → fixing things → making things → designing things → writing about things → Excel spreadsheets

	Paris Cowan @parisbcowan	Victoria is trialing new, faster #myki readers on Melbourne trams https://t.co/ZlxSMElnvC

	Will Duffy @willmanduffy	Why do people in tech call people outside tech "normal people". Why can't I be a normal person? Why do we need to make this divide

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
9th CIO Strategy Summit	Grand Hyatt, Melbourne, Melbourne: City & inner suburbs (VIC)	February 17, 2016
Gartner Business Intelligence, Analytics & Information Management Summit 2016	Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	February 22, 2016
4th Data Centre Strategy Summit	Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Gold Coast (QLD)	March 01, 2016

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