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Anti-piracy lobbyist enjoys cozy email chats with AGD Secretary | Delimiter

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Log into your account. Anti-piracy lobbyist enjoys cozy email chats with AGD Secretary. PDF), with Gane continuing to lead the group. Last week technology media outlet ZDNet released the results of a Freedom of Information request which it had failed with the department. We recommend you click through for ZDNet’s article on the subject. The returned documents ( which you can download in full in ZIP format. Some examples of the documents sent to the bureaucrats by Gane include:. A UK Commons report on &#8...

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Oh dear: Pollenizer's pie in the face | Delimiter

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Log into your account. Oh dear: Pollenizer’s pie in the face. We always knew the guys at Australian IT startup consultancy Pollenizer. Were fun, but we never knew quite how fun. They are so fun, it turns out, that they’re willing to take a pie in the face for charity. Kudos, Mick Liubinskas. But not all the cream went to waste! Pollenizer celebrates five years with a book. Pollenizer’s new office Mick Liubinskas’ crazy life. Video: Pollenizer’s Phil Morle Bronwen Clune. Pie in the face. Truth: Turnbull&#...

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Turnbull revises history on NBN satellite demand | Delimiter

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Log into your account. Turnbull revises history on NBN satellite demand. Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has accused the Australian Labor Party of underestimating how much demand the National Broadband Network would see for its satellite service, without mentioning that he personally had stated in Opposition that sufficient capacity already existed, alleging there was no need to build more. Over the weekend, The Weekend Australian alleged. But problems still exist. The solution is two satell...

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Interpol filter scope creep: ASIC ordering unilateral website blocks | Delimiter

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Log into your account. Interpol filter scope creep:. ASIC ordering unilateral website blocks. The Federal Government has confirmed its financial regulator has started requiring Australian Internet service providers to block websites suspected of providing fraudulent financial opportunities, in a move which appears to also open the door for other government agencies to unilaterally block sites they deem questionable in their own portfolios. Especially the voluntary filtering scheme currently implemented b...

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Jellema's ZeroMail wins Citrix funding | Delimiter

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Log into your account. Jellema’s ZeroMail wins Citrix funding. One of Australia’s most high-profile technology entrepreneurs has just hit the accelerate button on his latest startup ZeroMail, winning entry to a global startup accelerator program operated by virtualisation giant Citrix. In January, Bart Jellema co-founded ZeroMail. Web developer Katrin Suess. Has also been involved from the start of the project. Up until now, it appears ZeroMail. Has been funded primarily out of Jellema’s own pocket...

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Please explain prices: Parliament subpoenas Apple, Microsoft, Adobe | Delimiter

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Log into your account. Parliament subpoenas Apple, Microsoft, Adobe. Federal Parliament has issued documents formally compelling major technology vendors Apple, Microsoft and Adobe to compulsorily appear before its committee investigating price hikes on technology products sold in Australia, in a move that finally ends months of stalling by the vendors, who have proven unwilling to voluntary discuss their pricing strategies in public. In a short statement issued this morning, the House Committee on Infra...

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"Labor mindset": Turnbull denies cost/benefit hypocrisy | Delimiter

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Log into your account. 8220;Labor mindset”: Turnbull denies cost/benefit hypocrisy. Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has denied there is any hypocrisy in the Coalition Government not waiting for the same kind of cost/benefit analysis to be conducted into its broadband policy that it demanded from the previous Labor administration, accusing his critics of being ‘stuck in a Labor mindset’. He would go on to repeat similar comments many times over the successive three years. PDF) states regarding La...

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Abbott faces down Tassie NBN supporters | Delimiter

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Log into your account. Abbott faces down Tassie NBN supporters. Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has stared down harsh criticism of the Coalition’s rival broadband policy in a tense community meeting in Launceston, where the Labor Federal Government’s popular National Broadband Network was one of the topics being discussed by Tasmanian residents. A landmark report handed down in July 2011. Last week, Abbott attended a community forum in Launceston, where he fielded a detailed question featuring extensive cr...

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Data retention proposal still hazy, even within Govt | Delimiter

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Log into your account. Data retention proposal still hazy, even within Govt. The Federal Government’s data retention proposal was still largely incomplete and being internally evaluated as of late 2011, new documents released under Freedom of Information laws have shown, despite the fact that the controversial plan is several years old and has become part of a concrete package of reforms aimed at increasing surveillance powers. Where Greens Senator and Communications Spokesperson Scott Ludlam was able to...

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Cross-platform tools luring mobile app developers back from HTML5 | Delimiter

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Log into your account. Cross-platform tools luring mobile app developers back from HTML5. Many performance and functionality-minded application developers, who are shifting back to proprietary mobile apps after growing disillusioned with the limitations of HTML5, will find solace in today’s launch of a new cross-platform development tool that allows Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, Android and Windows RT apps to be written using the popular C and Delphi development languages. Stephens estimates his development wo...