| Hi John, Web hosting and domain registrar company Melbourne IT is paying $39 million to acquire digital marketing agency WME Group and subsidiary brands Nothing But Web and Results First.
Apple is scheduled to report its second fiscal quarter earnings overnight and the company will announce that it has more than US$250 billion in cash, most of it stashed outside the US.
A security vendor has discovered a new type of Mac malware that listens in to HTTP and HTTPS traffic.
Optus has launched an online cyber education program for secondary schools, TAFE and universities including a Cyber Teacher Certification program for ICT, mathematics and science teachers.
Technology agency Gruden has made a deal with online payment provider PayPal so that its MobileDEN platform can process payments through the latter.
Samsung Electronics has received permission from the South Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport to test a self-driving car on public roads, but the company has denied that it is entering this market.
Many Australian organisations are unprepared to comply with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation that comes into force in a little more than a year, a study by data management company Veritas Technologies claims. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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