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  • Software triggers cyberbludger alert

    Privacy on the desktop is under siege with the latest real-time software giving Australian managers the ammunition to tap staff on the shoulder and tell them their time is up.

  • Porn surfing still powers Australian staff surveillance

    Australia is 18 months behind the US in the thought process behind workplace monitoring, still seeing pornography as the main type of content that needs managing, according to a visiting electronic surveillance expert.

  • SurfControl cashes in on Aussie workplace spying

    Internet monitoring group SurfControl Australia has bolstered its bank balance on the back of the growing trend within local organisations to monitor workplace Internet usage.

  • Union boss applauds NSW anti-surveillance bill

    The NSW government should be congratulated for its initiative to criminalise electronic "big brother" behaviour by bosses, a major union said today.

  • Experts refute claims staff accept e-surveillance

    International experts have quashed claims from a local filtering software company that “75 percent of employees give the thumbs up to email monitoring”, saying its interpretation of a US survey is “slanted”.

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