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TL;JR of the eSafety Strategy 2022-25

  By Justin Warren 31 August 2022 31 August 2022 Digital Rights, TLJR
Stressball

Justin reads the Australian eSafety Commissioner’s eSafety Strategy 2022-25 so you don’t have to. Read More

Tagged   esafety, onlinesafety, tljr

Linear Regression Is Better Than Machine Learning

  By Justin Warren 22 March 2022 22 March 2022 Digital Rights, Marketing, Software

It’s not AI/ML, it’s three linear regressions in a trench coat. Read More

Tagged   AI/ML, Rant

The IT Tyrant Test

  By Justin Warren 15 February 2022 15 February 2022 Digital Rights, Security
A black Queen chess piece casts a shadow over a chess board.

The IT Tyrant Test is simple: What if Terraform decided to be evil today? Read More

Tagged   governance, infosec, terraform, trust, tyrant, zerotrust

Lockpicks For Lock-In

  By Justin Warren 3 February 2022 3 February 2022 Cloud, Design, Digital Rights, Economics
Person picking a lock

Lock-in is just over-hyped switching costs so what’s really going on here? Read More

Tagged   lock in, lock-in, lockin

Australia’s Draft Social Media Defamation Bill

  By Justin Warren 1 December 2021 1 December 2021 Digital Rights
Statue of Justice wearing a blindfold, holiding a sword and scales

The government wants to make it easier for bullies and cowards to sue people for defo while protecting their mates in media from liability for inciting hatred. Read More

Tagged   defo, socialmedia

TLJR: Basic Online Safety Expectations

  By Justin Warren 10 August 2021 10 August 2021 Digital Rights, General

Justin reads the Basic Online Safety Expectations consultation papers so you don’t have to. Read More

Tagged   agcc, ausgov, bose, efa, onlinesafety, tljr

The Digital Platforms Code: A Pyrrhic Victory

  By Justin Warren 26 February 2021 26 February 2021 Digital Rights, Economics, General
Justice

Everyone is claiming the new Digital Platforms Bargaining Code as a win, but at what cost? Read More

Tagged   accc, code, facebook, google, media, news

A Deep Dive Into Google, Facebook and Australian News

  By Justin Warren 7 September 2020 14 September 2020 Business Management, Digital Rights, Economics, Marketing
A scuba diver in silhouette against blue water looking up to the light.

A long and detailed exploration of how we got to the point that the ACCC is planning to legislate to force Google and Facebook to pay more money to established Australian news businesses. Read More

Tagged   accc, australia, facebook, google, media

Draft News Media and Digital Platforms Laws

  By Justin Warren 17 August 2020 19 August 2020 Digital Rights, Economics, IT
Justice

Justin’s quick take on the proposed laws ACCC wants to pass so Australian News orgs can charge Google and Facebook rent. Read More

Tagged   accc, auspol, facebook, google, socmed, tljr

In Memoriam: Paul Shetler

  By Justin Warren 1 February 2020 1 February 2020 Business Management, Digital Rights, General, IT
Paul Shetler

Paul did what too few in public service do these days: he firmly stood up for those of us government is meant to serve, and fought fiercely on our behalf to correct obviously harmful policy and practice. Read More

Tagged   auspol
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