This report focuses on the open and sustainable Internet – what we mean by that, what benefits it brings, and how to overcome threats that prevent those of us already online from enjoying the full benefits, and what keeps non-users from going online in the first place.

As regulators examine the impact of the internet on Australian society and consider the most appropriate response, the issues are often complex and the right policy responses difficult to identify.

This paper looks at how the net neutrality debate relates to the music recording industry and considers how new media audiences consume music as social experience and with generative impulse. As the Internet appears to force the music recording industry to re-evaluate its function and change its approach to distributing music and making money, music...

Digital custodianship is an area of much discussion and debate within the Australian public and private sector communities and will continue to be as the importance and relevance of digital information grows. Custodianship can be defined as the 'act of ensuring appropriate care and maintenance of information'.1 This topic paper will bring awareness to some...

Bullying is a common form of youth violence which historically affected young people whilst they were at school, travelling to and from school or in other public places. However, the actual physical presence between a bully and victim is no longer necessary for bullying to occur as it has penetrated into the digital age through...