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Facebook, Twitter face $17,000-a-day fines for cyber bullying posts
Lia Timson 1:53 PM Facebook, Twitter and other technology giants face fines of $17,000 a day if they do not take down cyber bullying material within 48 hours.
Children's e-Safety Commissioner aims to clean up the net, yet again
Adam Turner 1:35 PM Can Australia's cyber bully buster succeed where politicians have failed in the past?
Apple loses appeal to trademark 'app store' in Australia
Ben Grubb 1:30 PM In a blow to Apple, Australia's Federal Court rejects appeal by the tech giant to trademark the term "app store".
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NBN Co corporate chief 'misled the public' on MTM, says Conroy
Andrew Colley 9:11 AM Former communications minister accuses NBN Co’s corporate affairs head of political bias in tweets she published over a controversial FTTP construction trial.
Apple stock: gone in 60 seconds
Callie Bost 8:34 AM Apple shares plunged almost 5 per cent during a 60-second swoon as the market opened yesterday, and with some lucky traders enjoying a rare payday.
Change of government in Victoria throws digital state up in the air
Sylvia Pennington Will Victoria's next IT Minister have their own ideas on shaking up government procurement and taking the state's economy into the digital era?
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NASA prepares to test Orion, the spaceship that could take US to Mars
Christian Davenport 12:39 PM A first test flight of the Orion spacecraft on Thursday morning will be a huge step towards a NASA human space-flight program.
Scientists discover malaria's Achilles heel
Natasha Boddy Scientists have discovered an Achilles heel for malaria.
The father of DNA is selling his Nobel prize because everyone thinks he’s racist
Rachel Feltman James Watson has a reserve of $2.5 million and will become the first living recipient of the prestigious award to sell a Nobel prize.
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Gadgets on the Go
Children's e-Safety Commissioner aims to clean up the net, yet again
Adam Turner 1:35 PM Can Australia's cyber bully buster succeed where politicians have failed in the past?
Imaging
Family slide night a thing of beauty
Sending a link to a Flickr album is the easiest way to share a photo collection.
MacMan
Users monitor consumption with menu monitor
Garry Barker During its seven years of service, iStat Menus has been downloaded millions of times.
Astronomy
Astronomy can be life changing: Dr Lisa Harvey-Smith
Clare Colley Wi-Fi, advanced medical imaging and algorithms to detect skin cancer all have one thing in common - they were all offshoots of astronomy, CSIRO astronomer Dr Lisa Harvey-Smith says.
