| Hi John, Amazon’s entry into the Australian market mooted for sometime later this year, or next year, has Australia’s small business owners in a spin and nervous about the effect the ecommerce giant will have on their businesses.
Twitter has decided not to count usernames towards the 140-character limit for tweets when a reply is sent to a single user or a group.
The Lyon Group will build the world's biggest solar and battery storage project in South Australia, with operations to commence in the $1 billion project by the end of the year.
The Australian Consumer and Competition Commission has denied four Australian banks permission to collectively bargain with Apple and collectively boycott Apple Pay - and the banks are fuming.
And just when you may have thought that peer-to-peer networks were relatively safe. Skype users are being targeted by Windows ransomware that is apparently served up through ads within the Skype application. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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