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Consumer Data Right coming soon
The ACCC will soon commence the staged implementation of the new Consumer Data Right, starting in the banking sector. [ + ]
Victorian Innovation Hub launches
The Victorian Government has converted the historic Goods Shed North in Docklands into the multidiscipline Victorian Innovation Hub. [ + ]
IMF Bentham launches class action against Facebook
Law firm IMF Bentham is inviting Australian Facebook users hit by the Cambridge Analytica scandal to join a class action seeking compensation from Facebook. [ + ]
Grumpy, but not sure why — the battle over domain names
Claims of widespread disquiet among the auDA constituency might be a tad overblown, writes Laurie Patton. [ + ]
ANU breached by Chinese hackers
The ANU has reportedly fallen victim to a network intrusion that has been traced to China and could have been a state-sponsored attack. [ + ]
Neustar accuses Afilias of misleading over .au
Former .au registrar Neustar has accused Afilias of misleading the public with its claims about the new registry platform it is providing. [ + ]
Monozukuri: not just for tech, but an art for society
The Japanese tradition of monozukuri applies not only to manufacturing, but also to wider society, writes Minoru Usui, Seiko Epson Corporation's President. [ + ]
Cloud success requires a mindset change
A successful cloud-first strategy requires a measured approach and a customer-centric focus, says VMware's Alister Dias. [ + ]
nbn co launches NNI link to help RSPs connect
Alternative form of access to nbn co's Points of Interconnect aims to help retail providers increase their footprint and better manage customer experience. [ + ]
Start-ups get easier access to overseas tech talent
The new Global Talent Scheme (GTS) visa stream will allow qualified Australian start-ups to sponsor up to five special visas per year. [ + ]
Android Enjoyed tops complaints list again
Complaints against online electronic store Android Enjoyed are continuing to pile up despite an official government warning. [ + ]
Access to US$1.7 trillion govt procurement market
Australia plans to join the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement to open up new business markets for Australian companies. [ + ]
There's no place like home: local data hosting benefits
Data is inextricably linked to trust — people will not give information to somebody they do not trust. But public trust in business has entered a downward spiral. [ + ]
Defending data in the GDPR era
The GDPR might be a cloud with a silver lining — getting it right could help foster better relationships with your customers. [ + ]
nbn co signs $100m deal with Macquarie Telecom
Macquarie Telecom will provide its full suite of business class voice, data and SD-WAN services over the nbn through a new six-year agreement with nbn co. [ + ]
