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• 14 June 2013

• News: Myanmar braces for mobile phone boom as Internet access trickles in

  In Yangon, Myanmar, giant Samsung billboards hang overhead as dozens of handset shops line the crowded city streets and advertise the latest smartphones. Just a few years ago, you wouldn't have seen such a sight, said Soe Nyi Nyi, a local tech entrepreneur.

• News: New York introduces legislation to regulate 3-D printed arms

  New legislation in New York city aims to regulate the use of 3-D printers to make firearms, as the U.S. tries to cope with the possible proliferation online of drawings for making such arms.

• News: Internet should be prepared for 'militarisation': UK ministry report

  A recently published report on potential scenarios of cyber-conflict, The Global Cyber-Game, says it is inevitable that the internet will be "militarised" -- used to serve the needs of military conflict between nations -- and that ICT will increasingly be both an important means and a target of such conflict.

• 13 June 2013

• News: Salaries unchanged for ICT professionals

  The national base median salary for ICT professionals remains at $75,000, along with a national base rate per hour of $80, according to Absolute IT's annual remuneration report.

• News: Australian SMBs increasingly adopting flexible workforce policies: Citrix

  Half of Australia's SMBs are offering flexible workforce policies to all staff, a Citrix study has found.

• News: Spy-proof enterprise encryption is possible, but daunting

  Data encryption could help enterprises protect their sensitive information against mass surveillance by governments, as well as guard against unauthorized access by ill-intended third parties, but the correct implementation and use of data encryption technologies is not an easy task, according to security experts.

• News: Microsoft seizes floor space in Best Buy for Windows mega mini-stores

  Microsoft has struck a deal with Best Buy to create 600 stores-within-stores in the U.S. and Canada to sell customers on Windows 8, the Surface tablet line, and new PCs and devices from other OEMs.

• News: US FDA calls on medical device makers to focus on cybersecurity

  Medical device makers should take new steps to protect their products from malware and cyberattacks or face the possibility that U.S. Food and Drug Administration won't approve their devices for use, the FDA said.

• News: Software AG buys complex-event processing technology from Progress

  Software AG is building out its portfolio of CEP (complex-event processing) software with the acquisition of Apama from Progress Software, in the second CEP-related deal this week. Terms of the deal, which was announced Thursday, were not disclosed.

• News: New EU law mandates eCall in all new cars

  From October 2015 all new cars in the European Union will have to be fitted with an eCall device according to new draft legislation announced Thursday.

• News: European Commission denies watering down data protection laws

  The European Commission on Thursday strenuously denied watering down its proposals for data protection laws as a result of United States lobbying.

• News: Finally! HR reps who 'get' IT

  If you've ever had to hire someone in IT, this drill might sound familiar:

• News: Set up a kid-friendly iPad

  As summer arrives, kids across the land are spending time with the family iPad. In today's Macworld Video, Scholle Sawyer McFarland shares some tips for making the iPad safer and more kid-friendly.

• News: Software AG buys complex-event processing technology from Progress

  Software AG is building out its portfolio of CEP (complex-event processing) software with the acquisition of Apama from Progress Software, in the second CEP-related deal this week. Terms of the deal, which was announced Thursday, were not disclosed.

• Feature: Beginners' guide to building a website

  Getting stared with a website is easy, and you don’t have to be a design genius to get the best results. There are plenty of templates where the hard work has been done for you.

• News: Microsoft criticized for botnet takedown tactics

  Security pros are said to be against any vendor modifying a person's computer without permission, even if the intention is good

• News: AG asks Law Reform Commission to conduct privacy inquiry

  Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has asked the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) to conduct an inquiry into privacy protection.

• News: Qantas website experiences booking glitch

  Qantas customers were unable to book flights online last night and this morning after the company's website suffered a server outage.

• News: Australian security market tipped to grow 12 per cent: Gartner

  The Australian security technology and services market is forecast to hit $1.7 billion in 2013 due to the expansion of the technologies enterprises use to improve their security, according to a new Gartner report.

• News: Holvast to lead Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise

  Alcatel Lucent Enterprise has appointed Maud Holvast as the company's new vice-president for the A/NZ region.

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