iTnews Newsletter - Monday February 1, 2016

+ NBN given new migration rules; Tech vendors drop off political donations list; Obama boosts computer science in US schools

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Monday February 1, 2016

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Photos: The CIO movements that made headlines in 2015

Photos: The old technology lurking in Australia's cupboards

Satellite failure caused global GPS timing anomaly

NBN puts mobile tower backhaul on fast-track

Apple recalls wall charger power adaptors

What's on Social Media

	Allie Coyne @alliecoyne	Microsoft is overhauling its enterprise agreements, and lots of businesses could end up paying more https://t.co/dsKrc1w1Ic

	Carmen Borg @borgc	@iTnews_au Microsoft looks like it is trying hard to destroy itself.

	Mikko Hypponen @mikko	One thing is quite remarkable in Windows. I can take a binary from 1994 and run it in 2016. And it actually works. https://t.co/kdVDuvnLrr

	Wayde Christie @waydomatic	When the NBN is activated in your area but your ISP doesn't have FTTN plans yet :(

	Dmitry Chestnykh @dchest	I know why they closed Parse https://t.co/hagpvODaUh https://t.co/A3I8Fh1Fsy

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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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