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Joseph LamAudience growth producer

Joseph Lam is an audience producer, responsible for growing readership and amplifying The Australian’s journalism across multiple platforms. Based in Sydney, he has previously been the masthead’s technology journalist, general news reporter and digital producer. Joe is from Central Queensland and joined the national daily in 2019, having trained as a combat engineer in the ADF. Follow his work on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook @editorialjoe

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start-upsTechnology

Auckland Unlimited entrepreneur networks manager Catriona Stewartataki, Outset Ventures CEO Imche Veiga, Tataki Auckland Unlimited head of tech economy and skills Marissa Brindley and Stone & Chalk CEO Chris Kirk. Photo: Supplied

Helping hand for Aussie and NZ start-ups across the ditch

Aussie start-ups will be able to get a desk across the ditch to expand into the New Zealand market following a new partnership between innovation hubs.

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FAKE WEBSITETechnology

AUSTRALIAN YOUTH CLIMATE COALITION HIJACKS NEWS FEEDS OF CLIMATE SCEPTICS IN ‘NEWSJACKER’ CAMPAIGN VIA CLEMENGER BBDO. Photo: Supplied

How climate activists are tricking older Australians

The campaign calls on young Australians to send a link to friends and family members who are sceptical of climate change, in order to manipulate what they see online.

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TechnologyTechnology

Jacqui Kernot, Security Director ANZ, Accenture. Picture: Supplied

Sacking staff who open malicious links ‘pointless’

Harsh penalties for staff who click with their computer on dodgy links doesn’t teach cyber security, says a former ADF intelligence officer who’s now the security lead at Accenture.

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cybersecurityTechnology

04/11/2022. Day 2. Meet the regulators. Moderator: Elysse Morgan, Host, The Business, ABC. Panel. Nicole Rose PSM, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre. Joseph Longo, Chair, ASIC. John Lonsdale, Chair, Australian Prudential Regulation Authority. Delia Rickard, Deputy Chair, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. ASIC 2022 Conference, held at Hilton hotel in Sydney. Britta Campion / The Australian

Backing up data crucial: Cyber Summit

Australian companies only consider paying ransom demands after cybersecurity breaches when they’ve failed to restore their own data.

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acquisitionsTechnology

3d rendering circuit cloud on tablet for cloud computing technology. to go with generic caption on how tech sector will benefit from local procurement. Pic from iStock

Fujitsu buys Canberra tech security adviser

Canberra-based tech consulting agency MF & Associates has been acquired by Japanese multinational Fujitsu.

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streamingMedia

TikTok is not making ground on the big screen, according to Samsung, which says it's yet to make it into the top 10 most popular TV apps.

TikTok targets views of smart TV crowd

It is early days for Chinese social media app TikTok’s foray into the TV app store. Can it gain good traction with users?

Joseph Lam

breachTechnology

10/06/2022. Dymocks book store customers at the company's flagship store in George Street, in Sydney's CBD. Dymocks is opening new stores, following their success with their physical retail store spaces. Britta Campion / The Australian

Dymocks attack: 1.2 million customer records hit dark web

A security breach at one of Australia’s largest bookstores has seen the personal data of 1.24 million customers published on the dark web.

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innovatorsTechnology

TechOne chief executive Ed Chung. Photo: Supplied

When one man’s trash is a council’s treasure

In the sunny state of Queensland, one council has turned its local garbage men and women into tech stars, thanks to a little help from TechOne and AI.

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The List: 100 Innovators 2023Technology

15/2/23. Fivecast - Graduates David Harley, CEO & Founder Dr Brenton Cooper , Sara McGann and Tyndall Ye. Picture: Keryn Stevens

Meet the gurus hanging out on the dark web

Murky to most, the dark web is the epicentre of cyber attacks, identity fraud and drug crime, but it’s also not a bad business opportunity for those who know where to look.

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village upgradeProperty

Thai Town is set to be extended from its original home on Pitt Street and around the corner onto Campbell St, under a new plan released by the City of Sydney.,

$43.5m Haymarket facelift brings long-awaited refresh

A major $43.5m plan to spruce up Haymarket in the wake of Tech Central might just be a cyclist’s dream, connecting inner-city Annandale to the historic urban village.

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