The headaches for social media companies are only increasing, yet it appears even long-standing CEOs of these companies don't have any answers yet.
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From technology to welfare to refugees, Bill Shorten has plenty to deal with in the lead-up to the national conference.
Australia is yet again the idiot of the global village, handing hackers and criminals a big win with its encryption backdoor legislation. Why are we so dumb?
Ignore the Coalition's partisan sniping at Labor over encryption backdoors: Labor's record shows it can't be trusted to push back against corruption and misconduct by powerful security agencies.
Politicians understand the threat to good government from the Coalition's encryption bill. But they are only interested in protecting themselves, not the rest of us.
The online world is a lived experience for Aboriginal people, and it has real world impacts.
In a talk at the Melbourne Business School this week, Hal Varian, Google's chief economist, had very few answers for the most pressing issues facing Google and its ilk.
The world's most notoriously volatile cyrptocurrency is currently trading without volatility, but there's more to it than you may think.
Australians are ripe for targeting in the war on encryption because we have no human rights or privacy protections and no effective oversight of security agencies.