June 9th, 2017 
Chris Griffith 
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority’s new app “Can I Fly There?” offers only part of the answer, for now.
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I talk with the United States Study Centre about the approach the #Biden administration will take to technology policy such as antitrust regulation, social media regulation, China technology companies & cybersecurity https://bit.ly/3c4MfwA @POTUS @TheDemocrats #technology @USSC
Google and Facebook executives are facing a Senate committee showdown over the media bargaining code. Live blogging here: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/technology/senate-primed-for-big-tech-showdown/news-story/fa7be6a0f2672629ea51b7f12e9b5ac3
It's interesting how on the exact day Google threatens to pull Search in Australia if it is forced to pay for news, https://bit.ly/3qGvjk1 , Google agrees to pay French publishers for news simultaneously https://cnn.it/3qV5Fsf What a farce @acccgovau #payfornews
Our gaming guru @RoyceWilson looks at TVs & displays suited to gameplay with the new PlayStation 5 and Xbox models https://bit.ly/3o41hF6 @Xbox @PlayStation #Hisense #Samsung #LG #Sony #TV
TECH BLOG: It hasn't taken long for the Biden administration to latch onto its new set of presidential Twitter accounts and start tweeting. How will they use the platform? https://bit.ly/390uDA4 #WhiteHouse #POTUS
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