Opinion and Analysis
Analytics software company SAS held its annual Global Forum last week. Among product announcements, there is a lot of smart thinking that organisations worldwide can… Are Australian start-up success stories proof of Australian start-up failure?
Written by Nick Ross
“If you can’t raise capital for your start-up, then your idea is probably $hit.” Facebook lives on personal data. But Zuckerberg won't admit it
Written by Sam Varghese
Just one nugget of truth has emerged from all the brouhaha over Facebook, including the much-touted appearance by chief executive Mark Zuckerberg before the US… 
The way in which the decision by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner to launch a probe into the leakage of personal information of… 
When Bill Morrow took over as head of the NBN Co, the company tasked with building the national broadband network, he was fully aware with… 
If you have an Amazon Echo speaker, which means you have Amazon Alexa, then the stage is set for foolish fun on 1 April with… Telstra Business Awards site 'ReCaptcha' crash prevents last-minute nominations
Written by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
After listening to the Telstra That Business Show on the Nights with Steve Price show on Radio 2GB (and on over 50 stations across Australia),… After Facebook leak, why should pollies have privacy exemptions?
Written by Sam Varghese
Everyone and his/her dog has been up in arms against Facebook ever since the recent revelations that the company allowed user data of tens of… 
Here be the journals of a fledgling pirate finding a way through dangerous foe-ridden waters to seek glory and wealth for the crew. Facebook and Google are drunk on data. They won't give it up
Written by Sam Varghese
Neither Facebook nor Google will ever stop their trade in personal data. If they did, they would go out of business – this is a… 
