The Federal Court has refused a request from the Australian eSafety Commission to extend an injunction that required the social media platform X [formerly Twitter] to block access to videos of a stabbing in Sydney, that occurred on 15 April.



Business solutions provider Spirit Business Centre has announced the launch of its “innovative new offer” aimed at empowering SMB partners to profitably sell collaboration solutions.

The organisation that builds Rocky Linux, an enterprise Linux distribution that emerged in the wake of Red Hat's decision to block availability of its source code to the public, has announced an initiative called CIQ Bridge which it describes as "a lifeline for enterprises still using CentOS Linux 7".

The Debian GNU/Linux project, which produces a free Linux distribution, does not appear to be interested in taking a position on allowing contributions generated through AI.

Manhattan Associates has announced that Schneider Electric has chosen Manhattan Active Warehouse Management and Manhattan Active Transportation Management to supercharge its global distribution and transportation network as part of an ongoing business-wide transformation strategy.

Integrated security provider Certis Australia has appoined seasoned human resource practitioner Darryl Prince as as Senior Vice President of People and Transformation.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire