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PETER EAVIS 5:52 PM What you do when waiting for the bus or avoiding work goes a long way to explaining a tectonic shift in business and media.
Tracy Alloway and Luke Kawa Colin Lokey, also known as 'Tyler Durden', is breaking the first rule of Fight Club: You do not talk about Fight Club.
John McDuling The smartphone has been the defining tech product of our time. But this week's earnings suggest the world is ready for the next big thing.
Dominic White Nine Entertainment has switched to Southern Cross for its regional broadcasts.
Christopher Mele Weeks after its final show, the company behind the former blockbuster franchise has filed for bankruptcy protection.
Max Mason Nine Entertainment chief executive Hugh Marks has poured cold water on the possibility of the free-to-air network acquiring a regional television broadcaster.
Anders Melin Watching his back around the clock, the Facebook CEO's bodyguards are overseen by Barack Obama's former US Secret Service agent.
Max Mason Regional broadcasters will no doubt use Thursday's court ruling to continue the push for removal of the reach rule.
Max Mason A bid by billionaire Bruce Gordon's WIN Corporation to stop Nine from streaming its channels into regional Australia has been rejected.
Max Mason Optus is chasing prepaid customers by excluding music apps such as Spotify, Pandora and Google Play Music from users' data limits.
Joseph Ciolli The stock market just got a little more complicated.
Anya George Tharakan The social networking site beats expectations as its mobile app and push into video attracts advertisers.
Hayley Tsukayama In this season of great earnings expectations, all the big tech names so far have disappointed - save one.
Dominic White A NSW Supreme Court judge will decide whether live streaming of TV stations over the web is the same as free-to-air broadcasting.
A 140-year-old banking institute in the United Kingdom has become a social media sensation, but for all the wrong reasons
Sarah Frier The social media network's shares slide as its struggle to add users dent advertising sales.
Hannah Francis Australian video streaming pioneer Quickflix is in voluntary administration after a restructure and cost cutting failed to save it from increased competition.
Max Mason The return of Game of Thrones has smashed Foxtel audience records, becoming the most-watched show in Australian subscription television history.
Max Mason REA Group will fork out $25 million for Flatmates.com.au as it expands into share accommodation.
Max Mason Foxtel CEO Peter Tonagh is bringing Mark Buckman, former chief marketing officer of Telstra and CBA, back to Australia.
Leslie Picker and Sydney Ember The Gannett Co has offered to acquire the owner of The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune newspapers for about $US815 million ($1.06 billion).
Simon Evans Global beer giant's five-year hangover from $12 billion buying binge.
Max Mason Advertisers are keeping an eye on Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull with an influx of political party spending expected following a double dissolution and federal election campaign.
Dominic White Sales of Prince's recorded music have soared since news broke of the pop star's death aged 57.
Dominic White Free-to-air broadcasters have a new plan to hit back at Google, Facebook and Netflix.
Max Mason Ten Network has returned to the black as its market revenue share rose to its highest level in nearly four years.
Max Mason Nine Entertainment chief executive Hugh Marks has admitted that the free-to-air broadcaster "did become a part of the (Beirut) story and we shouldn't have".
Dominic White Australians are becoming more guarded in what they share on their Facebook page, agencies say.
Max Mason The Turnbull government's proposed changes to media ownership regulation will be shelved until after the federal election as Australia prepares for the first double dissolution since 1987.
Sydney Ember Nowhere is advertising feeling its loss of prestige as much as it is in its most vital asset - talented people.
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Labor has announced it will force banks to share consumer data in a move aimed at making finance cheaper for small business.
To victims of undermining at work, it's undeniably a pretty big deal.