Posts tagged "technology"

By Gary Mortimer, Queensland University of Technology and Louise Grimmer, University of Tasmania

Retailers, struggling to connect with th…

By Annabelle Lukin, Macquarie University

A corporate apology echoes the words we are so familiar with from our everyday lives – but it …

Despite large investments in the National Broadband Network, the “digital divide” in Australia remains largely unchanged, according to a new report from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

SEO expert Jim Stewart is continuing his fight for answers about the introduction of ".au" domain names, and learning plenty about the effectiveness of keywords along the way.

Meet Liz Jakubowski, the founder and director of Ribit, a new digital portal connecting tertiary educated graduates with tech, marketing and research roles and employers.

As the Australian employment landscape is about to undergo unprecedented upheaval, the nation needs strong leaders at every level of government, business, education and community. Bastion Collective founder Fergus Watts asks: where is that strong leadership?

Obsession with devices leaves us tangled and in pain! Tech neck. Mouse shoulder. Gamer’s thumb. Computer vision. Smartphone zombies – Smo…

The federal government announced yesterday that it will appoint a “Women in Science ambassador” to travel to schools around Australia and encourage young girls to pursue careers in science and technology. It sounds like a good idea — but talking to teens is not enough.

By Mohamed Abdelrazek, Deakin University

The biggest mobile showcase of the year – the Mobile World Congress (MWC) – wrapped up in Ba…

Melbourne cybersecurity startup Forticode has received a $1.3 million investment from Aussie software company Pronto Software in what founder Tony Smales says is a “critical junction” in his startup’s history.

Shadow Minister for the Digital Economy Ed Husic has called on the government to sort out concerns over the possible introduction of ".au" web domains "quick smart", observing the issue is going to drive small businesses "nuts". 

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull might be happy with his NBN connection, that’s not the case for the 2.5 million customers waiting on a connection through their pay TV or cable service who have been left in limbo.