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Greens and One Nation accuse Albanese of trying to ‘ram’ social media ban through parliament

Sarah Hanson-Young says online safety review ‘kept secret from public’ as Senate committee given just four hours to hear expert evidence

The Guardian - AU

Top IoT Stocks: Why Samsara and Digi Are Thriving in 2025

Discover why Samsara (IOT) and Digi International (DGII) are top IoT stocks for 2025, with strong growth, innovative solutions, and long-term market potential.

MarketBeat

Australia To Impose Digital Duty Of Care On Social Media

Australia's Digital Duty of Care legislation aims to enhance online safety by holding social media platforms accountable for preventing online harms.

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Australia will require social media platforms to act to prevent online harm to users

Australia plans to require social media platforms to act to prevent online harms to users such as bullying, predatory behavior and algorithms pushing destructive content

The Independent UK

Adult content sites without age checks may be blocked from Australian search results under draft code

Proposed industry code on age assurance for pornography and gambling content would come into force in 2025

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Thinktank warns Australian misinformation laws should not be based on voluntary industry code

Experts find ‘significant gaps between statement and practice’ of social media firms’ enforcement of standards

The Guardian - AU

YouTube, X, Instagram — social media’s ‘theatre’ of transparency has to end

Social media platforms need to go beyond PR and be proactive about what they’re doing to fix transparency.

Crikey

The Future of Infrastructure Management Technology: Let’s Automate!

As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented rate, the future of automation connectivity is at the forefront. Whether USB, serial, or other communications protocol, have your connectivity strategy ready for several trends expected to further shape the landscape of technology automation.

Tom’s Hardware

Elon Musk’s X is betting that Australia is too weak to protect its elections

The platform once known as Twitter failed the lowest of hurdles this week. Will we do anything about it?

Crikey

‘Serious breach’: social media platform X booted from Australia’s misinformation code

Company failed to respond to a complaint about the removal of a function to report misinformation during the voice referendum

The Guardian - AU

Policing platforms 'correct approach' on misinformation

A tech giant agrees with the government's plan for the watchdog to monitor compliance with a code of conduct to tackle misinformation and disinformation online.

AAP

Industrial IoT Firm Taps AI To Spur Breakthroughs — And Breakouts

Sitting in the sweet spot connecting IoT, AI and 5G to build a brave and smart new world, DGII stock enters buy zone ahead of earnings.

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The Guardian - AU

Is Labor cooking up a ‘ministry of truth?’ No, it’s just an opposition scare campaign – with a side of hypocrisy

The Coalition now opposes the type of social media regulation it supported in government – and its about-face is aimed at fuelling the campaigning journalism of Labor’s critics

The Conversation

More stick, less carrot: Australia’s new approach to tackling fake news on digital platforms

An urgent problem for governments around the world in the digital age is how to tackle the harms caused by mis- and disinformation, and Australia is no exception.

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From iMac To IoT: Connecting A Smart New World — And Buy Point

Since giving up its iMac name to Apple, Digi continues to drive IoT innovations and now looks to connect to a breakout.

The Guardian - AU

Google calls for relaxing of Australia’s copyright laws so AI can mine websites for information

Tech company argues government should support artificial intelligence development while artists seek protections

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Bangkok Post

Telenor Asia anticipates $2.5bn gain via synergy

Telenor Asia expects gains worth up to US$2.5 billion from synergy over the next three years from the mergers of True Corporation and Total Access Communication (DTAC) in Thailand and Celcom and Digi in Malaysia.

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Australia’s media regulator to get new powers to crack down on online misinformation

Government says Acma will be able to impose a compulsory code of conduct against disinformation on digital platforms

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Telecom Gear Maker Calix Rides Fiber-To-Home Network Build-Outs

Calix is the IBD Stock Of The Day as shares of the telecom network gear maker rebound off their 21-day exponential moving average in solid volume.

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Digi International Bucks Bear Market Owing To Industrial Internet Of Things

Digi stock is trading in record high territory in the wake of its recent earnings report as 5G business applications grow in the Internet of Things.

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Will Digi International Keep Bucking Bear Market?

Digi International has bucked the bear market in 2022. But investors should watch whether DGII stock falls below its 50-day moving average.

Irish Mirror

Crippling cost of living putting extra squeeze on Irish pubs with some facing extinction

'Reduced footfall, coupled with an unprecedented rise in energy costs after 22 months of Covid lockdown closures and restrictions, means we are almost certainly looking at the permanent closure of many more pubs'

Irish Mirror

'Stark' decline in pubs as more than 1,800 shut in 16 years

This includes some 349 pubs that closed during the Covid-19 pandemic

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