High Court rules page owners responsible for Facebook comments; Google Workplace rolls out new features to facilitate better hybrid working environment; Drakes Supermarkets, Complexica collaborate on promotional planning

The Australian High Court has ruled that owners of Facebook pages are responsible for any comments posted by third parties in response to content that has been placed by the owner.

Tech giant Google has launched new advancements for Google Workplace to help employees collaborate equally regardless of location, device preference, role or language.
Drakes Supermarkets has picked software provider Complexica’s Promotional Campaign Manager as its product of choice for collaborative promotional planning and supplier portal functionality.
A team at security shop SentinelLABS has released detailed research about a threat actor it has dubbed EGoManiac, which operated between 2010 and 2016 and messed with Turkish TV journalists at OdaTV in order to place incriminating documents and malware on their devices.
Network operator Superloop has announced the retirement of founder and chair Bevan Slattery from its board. Peter O'Connell has been appointed to the board as non-executive chair.
Automation platform provider Workato has appointed David Ng to the role of business development director for ANZ.
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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire
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