Stories about: Internet Industry Association

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    Conroy's Internet filter gets a new date 17/11/2010 08:57:00

    Legislation supporting Labor's mandatory internet filtering project may not hit parliament until mid-2013, according to advice provided to Stephen Conroy by his department -- a timeframe which may make it an issue in the next election.
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    Conroy's department is not working on the filter 20/10/2010 09:20:00

    The year-long delay which Stephen Conroy has introduced before the planned implementation of the Federal Government's mandatory internet filter project has had a dramatic impact on the activities of the Communications Minister's Department.
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    Nations, companies should prepare for cyberwar, experts say 21/09/2010 04:02:00

    The world hasn't yet seen examples of true cyberwar, although governments around the world need to prepare for it, an expert in cybersecurity law from Estonia said Monday.
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    Internode, iiNet, VHA won't filter for now 12/07/2010 15:39:00

    National broadband provider Internode this afternoon stated that -- unlike Telstra, Optus and Primus -- it would not voluntarily filter its customers' internet for websites that are known to contain child pornography and child abuse material, while iiNet said it would wait to see the detail in the proposal and VHA is awaiting a code for the mobile industry.
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    Petition: ACTA 'threatens' public interests 24/06/2010 06:44:00

    About 650 people, including 11 members of the European Union Parliament and about 90 intellectual property (IP) professors, have signed a document saying an international IP enforcement agreement being negotiated by the U.S. and 36 other countries "threatens numerous public interests."
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    ISPs to fight zombies, spammers 07/06/2010 14:06:00

    The Internet Industry Association (IIA) has released a new voluntary code of practice for Australian ISPs, in a bid to improve Internet safety standards nationwide.
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    Pirate Party, IIA welcome iiNet decision 04/02/2010 13:34:00

    The Internet Industry Association and Pirate Party Australia have both welcomed Federal Court Justice Dennis Cowdroy's ruling handed down today in a court case involving Australian ISP iiNet and the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT). Justice Cowdroy ruled in favour of iiNet, finding that the ISP did not authorise copyright infringement.
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    Judge rules in favour of iiNet 04/02/2010 11:11:00

    Internet provider iiNet cannot be held responsible if its users choose to breach copyright laws by downloading movies, a Federal Court judge in Sydney has found.
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    Judgement day looms: iiNet vs AFACT verdict announced tomorrow 03/02/2010 11:38:00

    Australian ISP iiNet and millions of Australian Internet users will be holding their breath tomorrow as the Federal Court delivers a verdict on the iiNet vs Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) copyright case.
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    More doubts surface over enforceability of ACMA's blacklist 24/03/2009 14:41:00

    With the leaking of the supposed Australian Communication & Media Authority's (ACMA) URL “blacklist”, further doubts have been raised over whether such a list, and even Web Filtering itself, can successfully achieve the federal government's goal of protecting Australians from undesirable content like child pornography.
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    Industry baffled over clean-feed internet pilot 12/12/2008 15:43:00

    Internet Service Providers (ISPs) participating in live trials of the national Internet content filtering scheme say the tests will be undermined by a government decision to test the “clean-feed” blacklist under watered-down conditions.
 
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