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Online child sexual abuse content: The development of a comprehensive, transferable international internet notice and takedown system


This report establishes the value of an international ‘notice and takedown’ system, through the examination of the legislative and regulatory approaches in eight countries. The report found that there is compelling evidence that the ‘notice and takedown’ system already used in some countries is effective in removing child sexual abuse content at source, while still...
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The connected continent - how the Internet is transforming the Australian economy


The internet has transformed the Australian economy over the last 10 years, and is poised to play an even greater role in our daily lives and businesses as Australia positions itself to become a leading digital economy. To help reach the goal of becoming a leading digital economy, this report aims to promote a deeper...
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Older Australians and the internet


What do older Australians who never or rarely use the Internet know about the types of online products and services available to them, and how they might use these products and services to improve their daily life? This project aims to support current and future strategies and initiatives by: 1) exploring the extent to which...
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Home internet for remote Indigenous Communities


This report outlines the reasons for the low level of internet take-up, and considers the future prospects for ‘home internet’ in these communities, that is, the use of computers and internet access in the home. The report documents the circumstances and experiences of 3 remote Indigenous communities in central Australia: Kwale Kwale, Imangara and Mungalawurru...
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Does a Green Senate mean Internet censorship is dead?


With the Greens now in control of the Australian Senate, is the Gillard Government's plans for Internet censorship dead?