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'Individuals should be accountable': Facebook backs media over comment controversy

'Individuals should be accountable': Facebook backs media over comment controversy

A senior global Facebook executive has suggested that news organisations should not be held responsible for defamatory statements made in the comment sections.

  • by John McDuling and Fergus Hunter

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Tired of #$%& passwords? Single sign-on could be your saviour
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Tired of #$%& passwords? Single sign-on could be your saviour

The experience we know as password hell could soon be radically changed for the better.

Cloud becomes new front in a cold console war
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Cloud becomes new front in a cold console war

A new generation of consoles is about to arrive, but cloud gaming and cross-platform services means hardware leaps aren't as important as they used to be.

  • by Tim Biggs
'A real risk': Digital group warns policymakers against Facebook, Google focus
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'A real risk': Digital group warns policymakers against Facebook, Google focus

The competition watchdog could damage a swathe of Australian businesses by focusing too heavily on the US-based technology behemoths, says lobby group head.

  • by Jennifer Duke
How the Future Fund got lost investing in big data
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How the Future Fund got lost investing in big data

This is one big data bet that hasn't paid off for one of Australia's biggest investors.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
'YouTube going off as a news source': Australians among world's most likely to share dodgy articles
Media & marketing

'YouTube going off as a news source': Australians among world's most likely to share dodgy articles

Report finds Australia is the country with the lightest news consumers in the world, but we are above average when it comes to concern about fake news.

  • by Jennifer Duke
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Google details a 2019 launch for game streaming service Stadia
Video games

Google details a 2019 launch for game streaming service Stadia

Australians will not be able to use the disc-free, console-free video games system until 2020 at the earliest.

  • by Tim Biggs
Expanded Chromebook range hits Australia as Google pushes homegrown software
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Expanded Chromebook range hits Australia as Google pushes homegrown software

The streamlined, web-focused laptops are arriving in greater number and at more retailers as Google eyes Windows' and macOS' market share.

  • by Tim Biggs
Google Australia boss blasts tech industry for 'glacial' progress on hiring women
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Google Australia boss blasts tech industry for 'glacial' progress on hiring women

"We need to make way more progress and it needs to be less glacial than it is right now."

  • by Jennifer Duke
YouTube, Gmail hit with problems due to 'congestion' issue
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YouTube, Gmail hit with problems due to 'congestion' issue

Google is saying users of YouTube and other services are seeing errors or slow performance due to high levels of network congestions in the eastern United States.

'Grey area': Google Australia boss calls for clarity on offensive content
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'Grey area': Google Australia boss calls for clarity on offensive content

Google Australia and New Zealand managing director Mel Silva has called on the government to provide clear rules around what content is considered offensive as the search giant gears up for the outcome of the competition watchdog's world-first inquiry.

  • by Jennifer Duke