iTnews Newsletter - Friday March 4, 2016

+ Dick Smith receiver puts customer databases up for sale; Metronode turns to cooling in pursuit of six-star data centre

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Friday March 4, 2016

EARLY EDITION

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Photos: The world's coolest data centres

ANZ Bank hires Google Australia boss as head of digital

Photos: The CIO movements that made headlines in 2015

British Airways IT staff protest TCS outsourcing

Defence given $17 billion to improve IT

What's on Social Media

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	Kayla J @kaylajheffernan	@Formulate @iTnews_au how many swears can I use?

	yaleman @yaleman43381258	@beLarge @iTnews_au let's hope the review does flag that extensive and ridiculous advertising campaign they ran

	Donna Spencer @maadonna	I have nothing to say. Still haven't managed to sign up for it - need to go see humans to prove who I am I think https://t.co/m3wAX4lXHD

	OPC NZ @NZPrivacy	Privacy Commissioner's media statement on Dick Smith Electronics receivership: https://t.co/nIjFRee4UO

	Mauricio Freitas @freitasm	Dick Smith wants to sell their customer database. Right, just logged in and changed everything to fake data.

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
National Future Schools Expo	Australian Technology park, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	March 03, 2016
2016 AIIA Navigating Privacy and Security Summit	National Convention Centre, Canberra, Canberra (ACT)	March 08, 2016

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