Radio group Southern Cross Austereo has appointed Australian and US radio sales veteran Steve Brown as its director of digital sales and operations.

James Packer, Kerry Stokes and Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp are leading investors in Australian P2P lending startup SocietyOne.

Subscription commerce provider Zuora has appointed Lane Russell as senior customer success manager for Asia Pacific.

Paid entertainment provider Foxtel has announced  three additional channels for its Internet subscription Foxtel Play - E!, 13th Street and Style.

Are there really five 4G smartphones that are cheaper than Kogan's Agora 4G?

Publishing giant News Corp has seen positive results from its adoption of company-wide data management and analytics.

Foxtel today pushed forth onto even more screens, coming to Samsung tablets and smartphones as well as PC and Mac computers.

Fairfax Media has joined News Limited in erecting paywalls around much of its content.

Telstra today reported sales of its T-Box IPTV set-top boxes hit a mighty 500,000 this week, well on the way to the telco’s aggressive target of more than 1 million.

The people who write add-ons for Firefox are nothing but creative; the open nature of the browser has encouraged the add-on writers to create more and more functionality.

The 'Motley Fool' reckons there are three reasons why MySpace 'really' died, but are the fools just fools or at they onto something?

Digital media company Specific Media has bought ailing social networking site MySpace from News Corporation, and Emmy and Grammy winning artist Justin Timberlake will take an ownership stake and play a major role in developing the creative direction and strategy for the company.

Stop the presses! Extra, extra, read all about it! Read what? Read that roving eyewitness who may or may not be with Reuters, perhaps other than being in the same room as a Reuters journalist, saw an actual iPad 2 - but unicorns and fluffy puppies weren't also in attendance.

There's been plenty of buzz over Rupert Murdoch and News Corp's 'The Daily' daily iPad newspaper over the past couple of months, and while it was supposed to be here by now, potentially launched with Steve Jobs' on-stage help, the latest reports say launch day is January 17.

iOS 4.2 has only just arrived, but speculation is rife that iOS 4.3 will be released in mid December.

Rupert Murdoch's statement that the iPad is a game changer is being tested by the man himself, apparently with a bit of Apple's help, with the launch of a US-centric new 'Daily' iPad newspaper that's iPad-only, meaning no print or web editions, and a fee of US 99c per week. Will it sell?