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  • Oprah and credit cards: Apple makes a play for TV

    Oprah and credit cards: Apple makes a play for TV

    Star-power used to launch original content.
  • Hundreds ripped off in Microsoft tech support scam

    Hundreds ripped off in Microsoft tech support scam

    Millionaire fraudster pleads guilty.
  • Calls to punish online trolls

    Calls to punish online trolls

    Responses to Tayla Harris photo “reprehensible”.
  • Criminal charges for social networks

    Criminal charges for social networks

    Holding Facebook accountable after Christchurch terror attacks.
  • Millions of Facebook passwords stored in plain text

    Millions of Facebook passwords stored in plain text

    Users being asked to change passwords.
  • Australian grocers take a ‘steak’ in blockchain

    Australian grocers take a ‘steak’ in blockchain

    IBM traces scotch fillet from abattoir to supermarket.
  • First RiverPitch finalists announced

    First RiverPitch finalists announced

    Audeara and World’s Biggest Garage Sale head to the finale.
  • New scholarships for international students

    New scholarships for international students

    Population plan focuses on regional Australia.
  • News bytes: Google gaming, gift card scams, regional funding, UberEats

    News bytes: Google gaming, gift card scams, regional funding, UberEats

    News you may have missed.
  • “Hello, there’s a problem with your internet...”

    “Hello, there’s a problem with your internet...”

    Government takes action against scam callers.
  • Crackdown begins on Netflix password sharing

    Crackdown begins on Netflix password sharing

    One man faces jail time, others may soon feel the pain.
  • Christchurch attacks: the problem with live streaming

    Christchurch attacks: the problem with live streaming

    Facebook removes 1.5 million copies of the video.
  • The one thing you must offer to attract top IT talent

    The one thing you must offer to attract top IT talent

    In a tight market, IT professionals are calling the shots.
  • Facebook suffers worst outage ever

    Facebook suffers worst outage ever

    Businesses may be in line for a refund.
  • How lasers are changing hard drive technology

    How lasers are changing hard drive technology

    Seagate is creating larger hard drives with new tech.
  • RiverPitch contestants face judges

    RiverPitch contestants face judges

    Eight Brisbane scale-ups have been trimmed down to four.
  • Chinese ‘BreedReady’ database exposed

    Chinese ‘BreedReady’ database exposed

    Details of almost two million women laid bare.
  • News bytes: Google education, Activ8me, blockchain funding

    News bytes: Google education, Activ8me, blockchain funding

    News you may have missed.
  • IFIP News

    IFIP News

    ICT news from around the world.
  • The jobs you can do from anywhere

    The jobs you can do from anywhere

    How one start-up is boosting remote tech work.
  • Twist in dead crypto CEO mystery

    Twist in dead crypto CEO mystery

    How does $263 million in cryptocurrency vanish?
  • Secure your job in three hours a week

    Secure your job in three hours a week

    Life-long learning will be the norm come 2040.
  • Why autistic people excel in tech

    Why autistic people excel in tech

    Excellent career prospects in cyber, data analytics and software testing.
  • Australian authors caught up in Open Library rip-off

    Australian authors caught up in Open Library rip-off

    Building digital libraries or committing mass copyright infringement?
  • The game with $4.3m prize money

    The game with $4.3m prize money

    Getting serious about esports in schools.
  • RiverPitch does Melbourne

    RiverPitch does Melbourne

    Eight Victorian scale-ups battle it out.
  • News bytes: Uber cleared, Web turns 30, crypto shutdown

    News bytes: Uber cleared, Web turns 30, crypto shutdown

    News you may have missed.
  • Dear Recruitment… you’re fired

    Dear Recruitment… you’re fired

    How technology companies are turning HR on its head.
  • Call to ban mobile phones in cars

    Call to ban mobile phones in cars

    Federal Government asks tech companies to look into it.
  • GTS visa brings in exactly zero start-ups

    GTS visa brings in exactly zero start-ups

    Pilot program appears to have crash landed.
  • She's female, she's Asian, she kicks VC butt

    She's female, she's Asian, she kicks VC butt

    Her name is Pocket Sun.*
  • Breakthrough in data sharing

    Breakthrough in data sharing

    ACS hackathon proves fruitful.
  • IWD 2019 at the Hub #BalanceForBetter

    IWD 2019 at the Hub #BalanceForBetter

    Join us for breakfast and hear from some amazing women!
  • Why the government should leave encryption alone

    Why the government should leave encryption alone

    It hurts business and innovation.
  • RiverPitch comes to Sydney

    RiverPitch comes to Sydney

    Which entrepreneurs will make it to the next round?
  • News bytes: SpaceX takes off, Huawei arrest, Afterpay cleared

    News bytes: SpaceX takes off, Huawei arrest, Afterpay cleared

    News you may have missed.
  • Want top talent? Pay top dollar

    Want top talent? Pay top dollar

    And other ways to attract and retain the best people.
  • RiverPitch debuts on Your Money tonight at 7.30pm

    RiverPitch debuts on Your Money tonight at 7.30pm

    The ACS TV series is looking for Australia’s next big thing.
  • Govt eyes employers ripping off skilled visa workers

    Govt eyes employers ripping off skilled visa workers

    Rules are being tightly enforced.
  • Cyber security to be taught in Aussie schools

    Cyber security to be taught in Aussie schools

    Our next generation of workers to have a global edge.
  • Baxter-led investor mission to Silicon Valley returns

    Baxter-led investor mission to Silicon Valley returns

    ACS CEO Andrew Johnson shares his observations.
  • That apple you’re eating? A robot packed it

    That apple you’re eating? A robot packed it

    How technology is overhauling agriculture.
  • Privacy in a data-driven world: possibility or pipe dream?

    Privacy in a data-driven world: possibility or pipe dream?

    ACS leads challenge of studying data without identifying individuals.
  • The hidden potential of international students

    The hidden potential of international students

    Enrolment-focused universities have left behind a valuable resource.
  • Melbourne hospital hacked, 15,000 files impacted

    Melbourne hospital hacked, 15,000 files impacted

    Toyota Australia also attacked this week.
  • A chat with Anthony Goldbloom of Kaggle

    A chat with Anthony Goldbloom of Kaggle

    "Google was a customer of ours and approached us about acquiring Kaggle."
  • Matthew Warren presented with President’s Award

    Matthew Warren presented with President’s Award

    Championing cyber security for ACS members.
  • ATO ready to clamp down on IT contractors

    ATO ready to clamp down on IT contractors

    The Black Economy Taskforce is watching you.
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