Lucy Battersby has covered trends, technology and telecommunications since joining The Age in 2008.
How many Australians realise that using radio smartphone apps or streaming online suddenly puts them in a world where no one will investigate complaints about fake news, cash for comment or low standards?
Gaming company Valve Corporation has been hit with a $3 million fine after online games site Steam breached Australian Consumer Laws.
The saga embroiling embattled Seven West boss Tim Worner continues to spiral out of control with the company's lawyers launching legal action to prevent the names of two prominent employees being linked with the scandal.
ASIC has started legal action against Westpac and its subsidiary BT Funds Management for breaching their duty during a telephone sales campaign targeting super fund members
Channel Seven's chief executive Tim Worner has apologised to staff at the network for the "unwelcome attention" his affair with Amber Harrison has brought to the network and his family.
Shares in magazine and catalogue printing service PMP are down 20 per cent after the ACCC released concerns about its proposed $120 million purchase of the Hannan-family owned IPMG.
The board of Seven West Media will commission a second independent investigation into former employee Amber Harrison, who alleges she was mistreated by the company in the wake of a sexual relationship with its chief executive Tim Worner.
Fairfax Media's online store is now on track to sell $1 million worth of goods within its first quarter, with $130 infinity cat scratchers among the most popular items consumers are buying up.
REA Group's website will start offering its own home loans - and taking commissions - thanks to a deal with National Australia Bank.
Australia Post refuses to reveal how many millions of dollars its managing director earned last year, despite a freedom of information request from Fairfax Media.
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