Electronic Frontiers Australia, the nation’s leading voice for Digital Rights since 1994, has renewed its call for mandatory data breach notification laws following the release of a report showing 96% of Australians are in favour of the laws. The report … Continue reading →

NOW EXTENDED TO END OCTOBER!! Have you thought about joining EFA but need a little nudge? This weekend month, we’ve got a great offer. Every new Standard or Life Member who joins before midnight Sunday (05/10/13) Thursday 31/10/2013 will receive a free … Continue reading →

The man alleged to be "Dread Pirate Roberts," the founder and operator of the Silk Road—an online marketplace where bitcoins were traded for a range of goods and services, including drugs — was arrested by the FBI in San Francisco … Continue reading →

Dr Rebecca Giblin, Senior Lecturer in Law at Monash University has just published 'Evaluating Graduated Response', a paper which examines the evidence behind claims by major rightsholders that ‘graduated response’ schemes are successful and effective. Graduated response (or ‘three strikes’) … Continue reading →

New Minister for Communications, Malcolm Turnbull, MP, yesterday held a media conference (see also the official media statement) in which he announced the new NBN Co interim statement of expectations. In the conference Mr Turnbull reiterated that the government will institute a … Continue reading →