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New Russian Internet Censorship Law Targets Bloggers
A new Russian internet censorship law will require popular bloggers to register with the government, a move that will enable closer government control over what is published online. Continue reading
Latest Iteration of UK Government’s G-Cloud Initiative to Go Live This Month
The UK’s Government Digital Service has released a new schedule for the rollout of G-Cloud 5, the UK government’s latest framework through which suppliers can provide cloud-based services to public sector buyers. Continue reading
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Tagged cloud-computing, digital-service, europe, government, hosting, latest-framework, new-schedule, provide-cloud-based, public-sector, regions, web hosting
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Australian Audit Commission Introduces "Cloud First" Policy to Save Government up to 30 Percent
The Australian Commission of Audit has introduced a mandatory “cloud first” policy, citing savings to the government of 20 to 30 percent. The policy will apply to all low-risk information and communications. The commission was founded in October 2013 to identify wasteful spending in the Australian government. The United States… Continue reading
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Tagged audit, australian, citing-savings, government, legal issues, regions, united, vodahost, web hosting
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Victorian Government to Discontinue Pro-Bono Hosting Service for Australian Non-Profits
Charities and community groups in the state of Victoria in Australia will have to find a new web and email hosting services provider as the government readies the shutdown of its pro-bono web hosting services starting on January 6, 2014. Continue reading
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iomartcloud Partners with IT Supplier Viglen on GOV.UK Cloud Contract
iomartcloud has won its first cloud contract as part of the UK government’s latest framework for approved cloud services. The year-long, £100,000 ($163,520 US) contract was awarded by the Government Digital Service (GDS) to provide cloud services for the GOV.UK government services web portal. Continue reading