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Optus Sport gains the media rights to FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, and will be the sole provider of the anticipated sports event.

 Optus Sport has announced its female-led broadcast team for the FIFA Women’s World Cup to be staged in France in June and July this year.

With the World Cup football tournament beginning in 17 days, themed phishing websites, email scams and football-related spam is growing by the day, researchers at Kaspersky Lab say.

Hisense has signed Australian soccer stars, Mile Jedinak and Ellyse Perry, as brand ambassadors ahead of the 2018 FIFA World Cup and has a competition to celebrate in the hope of making more sales.

Accountancy firm Deloitte says it will not be releasing any more details about the data breach that it suffered in March this year.

The email breach at multinational accountancy firm Deloitte is claimed to have been much more widespread than the company has admitted, and compromised a server that hosted mail from 350 clients, including four US government departments and the UN.

Laser TVs were previewed more than a decade ago, but with Hisense bringing a 100-inch model to life, alongside its ULED range, the Hisense competitive spirit is clearly firing up and getting set to stun.

A professional user of YouTube and his accomplice have both been fined upwards of £90,000 by British courts for facilitating and promoting betting competitions on futgalaxy.com – an illegal gambling website linked with the popular video game FIFA.

Optus has announced its English Premier League plans which include expanding its football offering with the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

One of the first places outside of North America (that is, where Football is really appreciated) you can pick up FIFA 14 will be Sydney Australia.

The Australian launch date for Xbox One has now been confirmed along with the bundling of a full copy of the very popular FIFA 14 with every console pre-order.

Electronic Arts Australia is being quite ballsy in taking its First Play events to the public arena.  Giving punters a chance to play pre-release code of big game franchises such as FIFA, Medal of Honor and Need for Speed could result in a wider acceptance and new audience, or a shunning of the brand.

For the second consecutive year Australia will host live qualifying events for the FIFA Interactive World Cup. But this time the action isn't limited to Sydney.

SBS will use Akamai to deliver live and on-demand streaming video on an ongoing basis.

Cisco is providing technology to Football Federation Australia to help with the nation's bid for the FIFA World Cup finals. The company will supply HD videoconferencing and other collaboration services, as well as digital signage.