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Slideshows about government

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  IN PICTURES: CeBIT 2015, Sydney, Trade Show

  CeBIT 2015 kicked off at Sydney Olympic Park with the usual day one mix of keynotes and the trade show. The Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, delivered a keynote address - via video link. The Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore, and MSW Minister for Finance, Services and Property, Dominic Perrottet, also spoke. This slideshow looks at the ever popular trade show. Photographer IAN SHARP was there to catch the action.

  IN PICTURES: CeBIT 2015, Sydney, Trade Show
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  IN PICTURES: CeBIT 2015, Sydney, Day One Keynote addresses

  CeBIT 2015 kicked off at Sydney Olympic Park with the usual day one mix of keynotes and the trade show. The Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, delivered a keynote address - via video link. The Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore, and MSW Minister for Finance, Services and Property, Dominic Perrottet, also spoke. Photographer IAN SHARP was there to catch the action.

  IN PICTURES: CeBIT 2015, Sydney, Day One Keynote addresses
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  IN PICTURES: Kickstart-ing 2013 with a boogie

  MediaConnect is hosting its Kickstart 2013 event at the Sunshine Coast from February 17 to 19. The three-day conference kicked off with an 80s-themed dinner.

  IN PICTURES: Kickstart-ing 2013 with a boogie
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  The recent history of governments vs. the Internet

  "Information wants to be free," the saying goes. But what if the information in question consists of state secrets, copyrighted material or is simply something a government doesn't want its citizens to see?

  The recent history of governments vs. the Internet

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News about government

• ZTE slams "unfair" trade ban

  The United States has ​imposed a ban on sales by American companies to ZTE for seven years​

• Court knocks back $3M penalty appeal by online gaming giant Valve

  Comes after Valve was found to have breached Australian consumer law by making false or misleading representations to consumers

• Scamwatch round-up – ANZ and Harvey Norman

  Scammers use Harvey Norman's brand in a new text message-based scam campaign

• Govt demands sweeping reforms at auDA

  .au domain administrator given 30 days to produce a plan after damning review

• Tech titans could be forced to give police overseas data under new proposal

  Law would allow European prosecutors to force companies to turn over data such as emails, text messages and pictures stored online in another country

• Tech giants unite in stance against government cyber attacks

  Cybersecurity Tech Accord vows to protect all customers from attacks regardless of geopolitical or criminal motive

Interviews about government

• ​Deloitte - Probing the Public Sector in Australia

  How technology deployments in government differ from traditional private sector practices.

• Profile: Karl Redenbach, CEO, LiveTiles

  CEO and co-founder discusses homegrown global success, the oz IT skills shortage, and why it moved to New York

• ​INSIGHT: BlackBerry says: “I’m Not Dead YET!”

  This transaction has been a buzz worthy topic in the mobile security arena.

• Best in class

  After more than two decades with multinational healthcare company, Johnson & Johnson, Stephen Wilson moved into education three years ago as the CIO of NSW ...

Features about government

• ​Ideas Boom or Bust: Where the National Innovation and Science Agenda went wrong

  Unfairly benefits investors over the start-ups doing the heavy lifting

• ​Large cracks appear in nbn business case

  and competition along with innovation will vanish down them

• FCC girds for legal attacks on net neutrality order

  The FCC's 400-page official order on net neutrality, released on Thursday, is about to be the center of a long and contracted legal battle.

• Who wins the net neutrality debate? Google, of course

  ISPs and carriers don't want to be regulated. Content providers don't want to be throttled. Welcome to the net neutrality debate

• 3D printing makes its move into production

  IT needs to get ready

• Wearables: Are we handing more tools to Big Brother?

  Fitness trackers and other wearables are all the rage, but privacy advocates warn that they come with the risk of a "privacy nightmare"