WILSON da SILVA in Sydney A LOOSENING of privacy laws in Australia could trigger a ādata boycottā of the country by European Union nations, making it one of the first targets of a looming battle over the trans-border flowā¦
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The online frontline has arrived, and military strategists in the industrialised world are worried: in the war across electronic borders, anyone can be a superpower.By Wilson da SilvaTHE UNITED STATES is at war. But it is a war that involves noā¦
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WILSON da SILVA in Sydney Monarchists who argue against Australia becoming a republic are giving comfort to white racists and anti-Asian elements in Australian society, author and Australian Republican Movement founder Tom Keneally told aā¦
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Computers have unleashed a tidal wave of data that is overwhelming the human capacity to cope ā creating a new disease for the 21st century. By Wilson da SilvaWe are awash with information. Surrounded, prodded, consumed andā¦
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The microchip that spawned the personal computer revolution is 25 years old. And the revolution aināt over yet.By Wilson da Silva THE WORLD CHANGED forever on November 15, 1971. And hardly anyone noticed.Watergate was still seven monthsā¦
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