Crikey looks at all the ways a normal person, on a normal day, is subjected to minute surveillance by government and giant corporations.
Despite needing millions of dollars per year to operate, Melbourne Bike Share has received a decade of indifference from riders. But the reasons behind its failure are not clear-cut.
You can't swing a laptop bag in a major city without hitting an 'innovation hub'. Years after Malcolm Turnbull's 'ideas boom' failed to materialise, innovation remains on state government agendas.
Budgeting and micro-investing apps are giving more people easy access to financial services. But what are the risks involved?
With content moderation being farmed out to third party contractors, it's easy to forget the human cost of keeping social media "safe".
Australia's academic community has been hit with a series of damaging plagiarism and accuracy cases, eroding trust in academia and science. Is a watchdog the answer?
What exactly are your rights? Who can access your call history, check your messages or listen in on your conversation, and when?
Yesterday's Border Force e-gate meltdown shows how one tech failure can hold up thousands at airports. But it's not even close to the most common reason flights are delayed around the country.
The Victorian government wants to harvest the data of its citizens en masse. But doing so would undermine the state's human rights charter and the principles it is meant to protect.
Cyberwarfare is a growing issue — but when it comes to protecting itself, just how strong are Australia's digital walls?
