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The International Institute of Communications is holding a half day seminar to discuss the digital platforms inquiry.

If you were under any misapprehension that defamation wasn't (a) serious business or (b) very bloody expensive, read on.

Here is a handy list of tips for those who don't want the metadata or the wells of their virtual existence to be tapped.

Australia's Privacy Commissioner says there's been a huge jump in reported data breach notifications in the past year.

The term 'Internet of Things' (IoT) is a term which refers to the transfer of data via a wide range of devices.

On 27 January 2004, the International Chamber of Commerce released an 'Issues Paper on Internet Governance'

The ATO warns taxpayers to protect personal and financial details following a sharp spike in tax-related email scams.

Whether a smart contract can constitute a legally binding contract depends on the law of the contracting jurisdiction.

Uber did it with taxis, Airbnb did it with accommodation and P2P ("peer-to-peer") lending platforms do it with money.

The Court ordered internet service providers to block access to overseas websites facilitating copyright infringement.

On 10 February 2004, the National Office for the Information Economy released a new guideline and information sheet on the Spam Act 2003.

Educational institutions handle large amounts of personal information and are increasingly becoming targets for cyber-attacks and data compromise.

Organisations are facing increasing challenges, as tech-savvy employees demand more flexibility in working conditions.

Scammers pretending to be from ASIC have been contacting customers by email, requesting fees and personal information.

ICANN has published the list of new gTLDs that organisations have requested during the recent gTLD application period.

The High Court held that iiNet, an ISP, was not liable for authorising copyright infringement by its customers.

The world has experienced a period of profound economic dislocation since the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in September 2008. Economic activity fell sharply and confidence collapsed in developed economies as the credit crisis unfurled. In sharp contrast, economic growth accelerated over this period in many developing economies led by the rising economic powerhouses of China and India.