Flood of AirBnB listings sees hosts income drop by 40 per cent
The number of AirBnB listings across Melbourne has increased 40 per cent since the start of this year, leading to a 32 per cent decline in average monthly incomes for hosts.
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Lucy Battersby
Lucy Battersby has covered trends, technology and telecommunications since joining The Age in 2008.
Telstra and Vodafone at war over domestic roaming
A senior Telstra executive says it is a myth and "rubbish" the Telstra mobile network is a legacy of public ownership.
Quickflix back from the dead as Presto's plug is pulled
US media entrepreneur Erik Pence has emerged as the new owner Quickflix, after paying its administrators just $1.3 million for the streaming and subscription service.
Hey Presto? Foxtel to shut down streaming service
Subscription video service Presto will shut down in January, after Seven West Media announced plans to sell its share to Foxtel.
Same shows, higher price for Presto customers
Foxtel is hoping Presto customers will cop an extra $5-a-month charge, and the presence of advertising, when they are migrated on to its streaming platform in the new year.
NBN pricing faces crunch time over internet speeds
Consumers will have to pay more to use the NBN in coming years unless the government-owned company lowers speed prices, telcos are warning.
Dentsu Mitchell dumps AdCorp from government contract
It was supposed to be an team effort but now the bigger partner wants to go it alone.
60 regional radio stations to become Triple M or Hit Network
Goodbye Hobart Heart FM. Goodbye Mildura Sun FM. Farewell Shepparton Star FM. Welcome Triple M and Hit Network.
NBN exec given $1.8 million parachute
NBN latest annual report reveals how much money top executives are making.
Who clipped the wings on the goose that laid the TPG golden egg?
During eight years on the share market, TPG has been the reliable goose that laid the golden egg. But this week, TPG's share price started tumbling.
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