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Social media responds too late to a week of hate

Gab shuts down; Facebook bans hate group; Twitter, well u2026

AGL CIO ‘flips the triangle’ of IT function

AI-driven content moderation can never be perfect

Regulatory pressure to rely more on automated takedowns threatens to undermine the legitimacy of online spaces.

Jacon group CIO: ‘We’re about to launch down the face of a tsunami wave’

Nanosat-enabled IoT start-up Myriota to create 50 jobs by 2020

Chips are the heartbeat of the global network ecosystem

Nanosat-enabled IoT start-up Myriota to create 50 jobs by 2020

Software AG’s new CEO urges CIOs to drive digital transformations

Sanjay Brahmawar discusses why digital transformation is a career-defining opportunity for CIOs and encourages IT leaders to experiment to stay ahead of the competition.

The hottest skills for tech contractors

Contractor hiring is on the rise. Discover the hottest skills for tech contractors and why employers are sourcing these skills from the independent workforce.

Gender pay gap transparency: How would Australia’s tech titans fare?

New privacy laws must permit valuable uses of public records

Letu2019s be careful not to shortchange the free flow of public data in the rush to pass new privacy.

Why a smart city is an asset to the citizen and the city itself

The future of smart cities is about delivering the right technology across all departments and connecting that to real-world experience of citizens and operational needs of the city.