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New Zealand’s consumer competition regulator The Commerce Commission has recommended that consumers buying online for Christmas do their research before using an online store for the first time and check any statements on the website about when the goods will be delivered. 

Optus is increasing its premium football content, "demonstrating its commitment to becoming the home of premium football", with the acquisition of Australian broadcast and transmission rights to three major UEFA leagues for the next three years.

Consumer advocate CHOICE says "data access reform will promote competition and better deals for consumers."

With Amazon and Facebook said to be eyeing "key sporting rights" to "bolster content market share", a new report says digital content spend will reach US$202 billion next year, up from US$184 billion in 2017.

Consumer advocate CHOICE is reminding Australians that if they're suffering "ongoing telco issues", it is possible to leave a contract without penalty, but the right steps must be taken.

The Good Electronics Network which works for human and labour rights has published a nearly two-decade profile on Nokia from a workers’ perspective.

Apple's next-generation Apple TV might have to be crippled before it goes on sale in Australia - if we get it at all.

Free live streaming from the Australian Open is being delivered by Ooyala - but not to Aussies, Kiwis, Poms... (the list goes on).

Highlights of every Barclays Premier League football (soccer) match will be available on Yahoo!'s UK site.