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Google accuses AFP, ASIC of abusing takedown laws
Lobbies the Government for amended legislation.
Allie Coyne
Mar 4 2014 6:21PM
Security
Google resists two thirds of Aussie takedown requests
Removes items over privacy, security concerns.
Joshua Gliddon
Oct 18 2012 7:00AM
Security
US Congress opposes UN telco treaty revisions
Unanimously passes resolution.
James Hutchinson
Aug 3 2012 12:30PM
Telco/ISP
Tasmanian cops decline to 'censor internet'
Posting to Facebook isn't a crime.
Ry Crozier
Jul 13 2012 12:39PM
Telco/ISP
Chinese tech firms back social media controls
Government plans to "stop the spread of harmful information".
a Staff Writer
Nov 7 2011 11:56AM
Security
Comment: Australia needs 'Big Data' debate
Former Privacy Commissioner on privacy, censorship and economic gain.
Malcolm Crompton
May 20 2011 10:53AM
Networking
Australian internet ranked fourth most free
Surveillance, filtering proposals balance NBN benefits.
Liz Tay
Apr 27 2011 6:29AM
Security
More trouble for Egypt when the lights flick back on
Country faces technical, business concerns after disconnection.
Liz Tay
Feb 1 2011 4:37PM
Telco/ISP
Feds censor ISP data retention documents
Consultation paper could impede decision making, AG claims.
Staff Writers
Jul 23 2010 4:25PM
Telco/ISP
Conroy brands EFA anti-filter campaign a disgrace
Questions hit raw nerve.
Staff Writers
Mar 16 2010 3:23PM
Telco/ISP
Google hints at detente in China standoff
Search giant says it will give negotiations a couple of years.
Rosalie Marshall
Feb 16 2010 2:20PM
Security
Operation Titstorm hits the streets
Protest planned in major Australian cities.
Liz Tay
Feb 15 2010 4:00PM
Telco/ISP
Google digs heels in over censorship
Schmidt restates web giant's opposition to Chinese policy.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 1 2010 1:10PM
Security
Commentary: Why we don't need a filter
ISP engineer Mark Newton antagonises the net's agony aunt.
Mark Newton
Dec 17 2009 11:35AM
Telco/ISP
Filter pilot did not test high-speed internet
Will an ISP filter work in an NBN-connected world?
Ben Grubb
Dec 16 2009 1:23PM
Telco/ISP
Conroy slammed for delayed ISP filtering report
Calls to end the filtering 'farce'.
Ben Grubb
Sep 2 2009 2:29PM
Telco/ISP
DBCDE wouldn’t agree to blind filter trial: iiNet
iiNet wanted to run a ‘blind' trial of the Government's net filters in which customers weren't told who was being filtered and weren't given the option to get out - terms Senator Conroy wouldn't agree to, it has emerged.
Ry Crozier
Mar 25 2009 10:28AM
Security
iiNet withdraws internet filter trial application
Days after the ACMA's blacklist was purportedly leaked to Wikileaks, Perth-based ISP iiNet has withdrawn from negotiations with the Government to participate in round two of the internet filtering trials.
Staff Writers
Mar 24 2009 10:14AM
Security
ACMA blacklist proves too popular for Wikileaks
An updated version of the ACMA blacklist has proven too popular for the servers at whistle-blowing site Wikileaks, which has been out of action for most of the weekend.
Brett Winterford
Mar 23 2009 2:51PM
Security
Wikipedia removes ACMA-censored link
Editors at Wikipedia have removed a link to an ACMA-blacklisted web site that sat uncontested for over 24 hours in the main body of ACMA's Wikipedia entry.
Brett Winterford
Mar 19 2009 10:37AM
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