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Displaying items by tag: YouTube
Thursday, 24 October 2019 11:12
Google leads the data trackers by a country mile: Kaspersky
Google, unsurprisingly, is the biggest slurper of data around the world, a study by security outfit Kaspersky has found, with the search behemoth ahead of all other companies that track users by a massive margin. In the Australia and New Zealand region, DoubleClick on its own had 15.51% of the market, with Google Analytics taking 5.22%. Google AdSense 2.47%, Google AdWords 2.39% and YouTube Analytics 1.17%.
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Data
Wednesday, 16 October 2019 01:48
Esports Mogul, Tier One Entertainment ink partnership deal
Listed Australian tournament platform Esports Mogul has inked a partnership agreement with Southeast Asia influencer talent agency Tier One Entertainment.
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Listed Tech
Wednesday, 31 July 2019 11:39
Cyber criminals ‘abusing’ Twitter with tech support scams: report
Cybercriminals are abusing Twitter via tech support scams, command-and-control (C&C) operations and data exfiltration, with criminals found using fake Twitter accounts to spoof those of legitimate vendors for credible tech support scams.
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Security
VENDOR NEWS & EVENTS
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CoTé and DXC Technology launch ‘crisis communications’ cloud capability.
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CoTé ramps up cloud Customer Communication Management (CCM) availability and scalability
VENDOR CONTRIBUTION Australian cloud Customer Communication Management provider, CoTé Software… -
How embracing Zero Trust will improve IT security
GUEST OPINION by Budd Ilic, ANZ Country Manager, Zscaler: The… -
Overcoming objections to using multi-factor authentication
GUEST OPINION by Mark Sinclair Multi-factor authentication (MFA) has been… -
How artificial intelligence will reshape the contact centre in 2020
GUEST OPINION by Brendan Maree, VP Asia Pacific 8x8: Artificial… -
Why deception rules in the defence of Active Directory
GUEST OPINION by Jim Cook Attivo Networks: A long time… -
Cloud platforms: what happens if they stop working?
GUEST OPINION by Steve Coad, Cohesity: The growth and development… -
How to keep the new 'remote' normal from being the next headache
GUEST OPINION* by Andrew Huntley regional director ANZ and Pacific… -
How to rapidly support a distributed workforce
GUEST CONTRIBUTION* by Adam Fuoss, vice president technical sales Silver… -
How digital workers (aka software robots) protect our identity
GUEST OPINION by Dan Ternes* : Rapid advancements towards digital… -
When 1% of the Light Equals 100% of the Information
VENDOR CONTRIBUTION: Layer 1 (the physical layer) encryption is an… -
BANKER DOUBLES DOWN ON MINING
GUEST CONTRIBUTION: Australia’s pioneer cyber emergency response team, AusCERT, recently took… -
Why your SD-WAN deployment is failing … and what you can do about it
GUEST CONTRIBUTION by Adam Fuoss*, vice president technical sales Silver… -
Nutanix expands COVID-19 Response to Asia Pacific business
VENDOR PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT: Enterprise cloud computing vendor Nutanix is expanding… -
Integrating applications with a low-code platform for successful modernisation
GUEST CONTRIBUTION* by Mark Weaser VP APAC, OutSystems: Modernisation is… -
COVID-19 - the single word that tells IT vendors why they need cost-effective PR
GUEST CONTRIBUTION* By David Frost, CEO, PR Deadlines: In recent… -
CommandHub’s HubDrop provides secure document exchange for staff working from home
PROMOTIONAL NEWS* : Responding to customer requests for rapid deployment… -
Privacy violations are a terrible thing, but so is the panic they sow
GUEST CONTRIBUTION by James Herrin VPN Reviews: In a world… -
Is circumventing geo-restrictions piracy?
GUEST CONTRIBUTION By Dean Chester, CoolTechZone: How often do we… -
Creso Pharma hires former Canopy Growth executives
ASX VENDOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Creso Pharma Limited (ASX:CPH) has appointed two…
REVIEWS
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Review: Epson ES-500WR scanner
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Review: Brother DS-940DW portable scanner
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Review – Zebra L10 ruggedised tablets
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Software Review – Stellar Repair for QuickBooks Software
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Review: Brother Inkvestment A3 Inkjet Multi-Function Printer MFC-J6545DW
Brother's MFC-J6545DW multifunction delivers full A3 capabilities with low running… -
Tranya Rimor True Wireless earbuds
Emerging audio products brand, Tranya, has released its newest Bluetooth… -
REVIEW: Tenda's Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System nova MW5s makes a beautiful mesh of price, speed and coverage
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Review: D-Link Exo AC3000 smart mesh router DIR-3060
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Review: Realme 5 and 5 Pro smartphones
Following the original announcement of the release of 4 new… -
Plantronics RIG 700 HD Ultra-light Gaming Headset Review
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Review: OPPO's 5G phone is great, but it's tough to find 5G in Melbourne
The OPPO Reno 5G 10x Zoom proves two things: one,… -
Alienware 510H 7.1 Gaming Headset Review
Gamer Freddie Ross has used most modern gaming headsets extensively.… -
Best Bag Ever? Everki Onyx Premium Backpack Review
We’ve been huge fans of Everki bags in the past… -
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H9 3rd Gen noise cancelling headphones review
Bang & Olufsen’s Beoplay noise-cancelling, wireless headphones have been a… -
In-car bushfire smoke reduction: Sharp IG-BC2J-B air purifier review
Hot on the heals of yesterday’s four-year-late review of Sharp’s… -
Bushfire Anti-Smoke Air Purifier: Sharp KC-A50 review
With asthma attacks spiking, some people will need to take… -
Review: Aspera Mobile Jazz 2
This budget mobile hits a spot, even though 'premium' buyers… -
MSI Raider GE65 9SE Laptop Review
We’ve been impressed by MSI’s all-rounder notebooks for a couple… -
Book review: We the People by Peter S. Temes and Florin Rotar
Big Data can tease out all manner of analyses and… -
Review: OPPO AX5s shows that good things need not cost the earth
There are two very good reasons why the OPPO AX5s…
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Re: iTWire - Microsoft possesses one attribute in spades: chutzpah
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