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My wish list for domestic technology

This is the next instalment in an ongoing series on accessible and everyday technology. Steve Dalby, iiNet’s Chief Regulatory Officer continues to explore what current technology can and can’t do and what he’d like it to do, at his place. … Continue reading →

Technology in the Home

As part of an ongoing series on accessible and everyday technology, we asked Steve Dalby, iiNet’s Chief Regulatory Officer, to give us his thoughts on the evolving presence of tech in our daily lives. Change The world is changing around … Continue reading →

iiNet withdraws from proposed notice-notice trial scheme

Outdated content delivery models were back in the headlines this week as news outlets reported on iiNet’s decision to decline to participate in a trial being considered in round table talks on copyright issues. These talks have been going on … Continue reading →

The role of social media in sport

The role of social media in sport We talked about the impact of social media on sport recently here on the iiNet blog and the topic was front and centre again recently, when I spoke at the Australian and New … Continue reading →

Data retention proposals make cybercrime suspects of us all

The Federal Government is concerned about cybercrime, which we understand and expect. However, in response to this concern, they’re putting forward a proposal that would oblige ISPs to retain all customer phone and Internet records for up to two years, … Continue reading →