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The Australian Communications and Media Authority will have far stronger regulatory powers to target the rise of digital misinformation.

Strategies to improve online safety will be the focus of a meeting between the communications minister and representatives from dating app companies in January.

Days ahead of its general election, Israel is on alert for possible cyberattacks or influence campaigns from foreign rivals, notably Iran, aimed at sowing further tensions within its bitterly divided population, AFP reported. Election day on Tuesday is a "desirable target for influence campaigns", Communications Minister Yoaz Hendel's office said…

Liz Truss is gone as British Prime Minister, but the forces that elevated her live on – both in the UK and here, writes Michael Pascoe.

The Financial Action Task Force plans to put Democratic Republic of Congo on a list of countries subject to increased monitoring, the country's Communications Minister Patrick Muyaya said on Saturday.

The Australian government has announced changes to its telecommunications law to protect vulnerable customers after personal details were stolen in a major cyberattack on the nation’s second-largest wireless carrier

The federal government has announced its response to record Optus data breach, with changes to the telecommunications laws.

The ongoing digitization and expanded market for communication services are expected to benefit two prominent industry players in the telecommunications industry, Ooma Inc. (OOMA) and AT&T (T). However, given its stable cash flow generation capabilities and other strategic initiatives to increase its market share, OOMA appears better positioned to benefit…

The government has issued a stern warning to the AFL and those pursuing the rights to broadcast matches, but the next TV deal is only the start of a tense era in Australian sport.