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This is our final newsletter for 2016. We'll be back on 16 January 2017. We would like to wish all our readers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
The Productivity Commission has called on the Australian Government to make it clear that residents who get around geoblocking to access any kind of material are not in violation of the country's copyright laws.
Mobile phone and mobile device users flooded Telstra’s mobile network with 76% more data this year that they did in 2015, with the power outages that blacked out much of South Australia topping the telco’s list for data usage in a 24-hour period.
Twitter has agreed to hand over data on a subscriber who sent a seizure-inducing tweet to Newsweek senior writer Kurt Eichenwald last week.
Application development company Progress is offering to provide Australian students enrolled with an accredited university with development tools free for a year.
The University of South Australia has adopted Appian Cloud as a low-code platform for a variety of applications.
So you want to build your own car, from scratch, by yourself. Well in real life that could be quite an undertaking, however, even in this Finnish video game simulation it will take some effort. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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