Check out my report and commentary about sponsorship of 🇦🇺 federal parliamentarians for overseas travel - one of the findings was that Huawei is the biggest corporate sponsor of trips both to China and worldwide 🛫 https://t.co/X68yOZNjIF
@elisethoma5 Why so concerned, the social media companies have a long history of protecting personal data. I don’t think there’s been a data breach for at least a month!
@VTeagueAus Well yes, thats exactly what I’m saying? If you identify a problem, then it’s captured by the public interest exception... so not criminalised.... consent is not the issue as the act of identifying a problem may involve an infringement of privacy. Hence the need for an exception
@VTeagueAus@ASPI_ICPC Hi Vanessa - Im not disagreeing with you. If you continue past that paragraph you’ll see that I write against licensing. There should be a public interest exception for research, with the onus on government, not researchers, to prove that’s it’s not in the public interest
'The concerns raised by the COVIDSafe app suggest that Australians care a lot about privacy, at least when information to be held by the government is involved' writes @ja_clarence https://t.co/MhUHP7rS1K
Confused about what 8chan is, why it's linked to so many mass shootings and how it still exists (for now)? Here's a 5 min explainer FAQ from me for @ASPI_org https://t.co/pDLMVtFDZq
'We tend to think the time we're living in is the toughest, but it's not. We have dealt with massive technological changes before. We have to be willing to sit down and think about a strategy. I have been watching other nations developing strategies and I say “where is ours?'
An incredible new piece of research mapping the global expansion of China’s tech giants. Great new empirical resource. Map here https://t.co/W1gv7cZ0KY and report here https://t.co/XhaLYcD2LA Congrats @DaniellesCave@He_Shumei@fryan@elisethoma5@alexjoske & everyone who helped
"I want to address the stereotypes that people might have about this business" @MikePBurgess on why the @ASDGovAu is looking to recruit more women #Auspol
'ASPI suggests' on the #Christchurch tragedy and the threat of right-wing extremism; the #India#Pakistan dispute after #Pulwama, #Huawei, and @thejsf readiness challenge | James Brorson, Malcolm Davis and Aakriti Bachhawat | https://t.co/YzuRM0JUuc via @aspi_org
“The greatest growth over this period occurred across the most recent quarter analysed” https://t.co/gHggFuMCHB
@ASPI_ICPC’s chilling report shows that despite media attention this year, China is increasing the pace of camp construction @DaniellesCave@fryan@Nrg8000
My new @ASPI_ICPC report on the Chinese military's unprecedented levels of research collaboration with universities outside of China is now online: https://t.co/6cLhlkcRP3
Agree, esp. re the first one - politicians need to stop using the term 'fake news'. The term undermines the basic concept of truth because it conflates false information with differences in opinion, as I wrote earlier this year https://t.co/aos49eGqI8