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Welcome developments in data protection, but are they enough?
Malcolm Crompton | January 26, 2022The blurring lines between conversations about privacy, data sovereignty, AI, anti-trust and even democracy create fertile conditions for innovation in protecting personal data.
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El Salvador’s bitcoin adventure
Open Forum | October 7, 2021The growing importance of remittances in El Salvador has opened the doors to increased use of digital currencies, but the volatility of crypto-currency presents a significant barrier to this process.
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The rise of the digital nomad
Shaun Busuttil | August 31, 2021Nomads have historically been seen as a threat, but several countries around the world are now actively seeking to attract this growing digital legion through new remote work visas.
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One simple rule to protect consumer privacy
Katharine Kemp | August 18, 2021No major online marketplace in Australia respects the privacy of consumers. Letting customers opt out of data tracking would be a good start.
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Beefing up government digital service delivery
Tom Uren | July 20, 2021A greater adoption of cloud services in government will help manage sudden spikes in demand for access to digital services.
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Digital engagement with south-east Asia
Huong Le Thu | July 1, 2021Early investment and involvement in Southeast Asian digital growth will boost Australia’s economic future.
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The endangered species of the internet
Neil Martin | May 1, 2021New research shows that a small number of organisations account for an ever-increasing proportion of total attention on the internet, with one large player usually dominating in each sector.
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East Asia leads the digital trade revolution
Homi Kharas | April 19, 2021East Asia’s trading system is undergoing a rapid shift to digital platforms, offering Australia a chance to jump on board.
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Avoiding a fractured digital global economy
Shiro Armstrong | April 12, 2021Digitalisation accelerated during the pandemic as societies adjusted to social distancing through rapid responses in healthcare, education and service delivery but a global governance deficit and geopolitics are contributing to a digitally divided global economy.
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The Christmas gifts that keep giving – your data away
Paul Haskell-Dowland | January 5, 2021It’s exciting to get tech gifts for Christmas, but few of us stop to consider how our new devices may open channels between ourselves and cyber criminals. With this in mind, here are some simple tips to help you lock down your digital footprint this year.
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Economic and social participation depend on digital inclusion
David Jonas | February 5, 2020Digital inclusion is a key challenge in social justice, as the opportunity and ability to use technology allows disadvantaged people to improve their education and skills, enhancing their quality of life and economic wellbeing.
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The future of ASEAN is digital, but Australia crawls at a dial-up pace
Open Forum | September 23, 2019In spite of Australia emphasising its need to engage with the Asia Pacific, its digital engagement with ASEAN still lags behind their advances.