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Stan Beer has been involved with the IT industry for 39 years and has worked as a senior journalist and editor at most of the major media publications, including The Australian, Australian Financial Review, The Age, SMH, BRW, and a number of IT trade journals. He co-founded iTWire in 2004, where he was editor in chief until 2016. Today, Stan consults with iTWire News Site /Website administration, advertising scheduling, news editorial posts. In 2016 Stan was presented with a Kester Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to Australian IT journalism.
After 27 years, Microsoft has finally killed its once dominant web browser, Explorer, an announcement that is not likely to cause much concern among the majority of internet users, who have long since abandoned the product.
Consumer advocate CHOICE has revealed that three of Australia's largest retailers are using facial recognition technology in their stores, often without shoppers realising that they are being surveilled and their biometric information stored.
A new report sponsored by enterprise software giant Oracle, has revealed a deep malaise affecting almost half of Australians in the wake of the Covid 19 pandemic. The report claims that the answer to the problem might be found in introducing more humour to advertising.
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