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Epson and National Geographic’s "Turn Down the Heat" campaign has won the Webby People's Voice Award in Social - Sustainability & Environment at the 26th Annual Webby Awards Internet Celebration.

We all need a bit of magic in our lives, Telstra says, which is why it's teamed up with Disney to bring a year of Disney+ to eligible customers on new selected plans.

Acer today announced the new Acer Aspire Vero National Geographic Edition laptop, a special edition of the Acer Aspire Vero, incorporating design elements evocative of planet earth and with each purchase supporting the National Geographic Society.

Iconic photo journal magazine National Geographic has set out to prove that great professional quality pics are achievable by putting together a renowned photographer, spectacular scenery and the new OPPO Reno 5G smartphone.

Optus has teamed up with National Geographic to offer customers with any active Australian mobile service 30 days’ free access to the popular National Geographic App.

Global entertainment and film giant Walt Disney is buying the Rupert Murdoch owned 21st Century Fox business for US52.4 billion in a move which both companies say sets them up to better compete in the growing internet streaming entertainment market.

Optus has teamed up with National Geographic to offer its entire suite of content — magazines, TV, photographs, Instagram feed and more — free of charge and at zero data charge to Optus post-paid customers.

A number of high-traffic websites have been affected by interfering with a single DNS setting at a popular domain registrar.

Other vendors found it impossible to provide a truly global content store thanks to the machinations of rightsholders, and Research In Motion has run into the same roadblocks. While BlackBerry World for BlackBerry 10 will open up in Australia with a catalogue of DRM-free music from major and independent labels, we'll have to do without movies and TV shows.

Smatterings of more 3D content are starting to appear on Australia's major metropolitan pay television service, Foxtel, from a 'Despicable' start that should start becoming a lot more 'spicable'!