David Olsen

Easter’s a four-day weekend, and it’s been ages since Christmas. Check out these Blackberry Apps this Easter.

A new report commissioned by the Victorian Government has revealed strong opportunities in the Chinese baby and pregnancy products market.

Telstra, with their Drive Safe, Phone Safe survey, found almost one in ten motorists have either been involved in an accident, or just narrowly avoided having one, while using a mobile phone.

The US government is against the Federal Government’s planned internet filter, claiming it runs contrary to their policy of encouraging an open internet to promote economic growth and security.

Hospitals, schools and charities are all under threat by the Henry Tax Review’s proposed changes to Fringe Benefits Tax concessions according toaccounting firm BDO.

From humble beginnings as a kid who always wanted to work in television, came great things for Tony Laughton, CEO of Promo Scape, one of Australia’s leading DVD and Blu-ray authoring houses.

In a draft decision the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has come out against rules proposed for electricity traders after privatisation of NSW’s electricity network.

Earth Hour is tomorrow and businesses are lining up to support this years Earth Hour “lights out” initiative to promote awareness of climate change.

Spam email, when analysed by sender location, more targeted attacks actually originated in China (28.2 percent), Romania (21.1 percent) and United States (13.8 percent).

In March the global ratio of spam in email traffic from new and previously unknown bad sources was 90.7 percent globally (1 in 1.10 emails), an increase of 1.5 percentage points since February. In Australia spam emails represented 90.1 percent of the total.