Australians are not likely to get government-provided free online content filters for their PCs until June this year at the earliest, some six months after initially stipulated.
The federal government's plan to provide a free child-safe Internet filter to every Australian family is progressing, with the Commonwealth today calling for industry help with the technical details of the idea.
Wise heads have already dismissed the idea of filtering pornography at the Internet service provider level, and rightly so.
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has welcomed Senator Helen Coonan's reappointment as the Minister for Communications and Information Technology.
The federal government is examining ways of dealing with spyware after hearing from industry experts that it facilitates identity theft, money laundering, tax fraud and corporate espionage.
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