Filed under: innovation, lifestyle, orchestra, YouTube, YTSO
Author: Marque Owen.
If you were going to put together a band, how would you go about it? Well, Telstra, YouTube and Google are getting together to do just that. And it isn’t just any band, it’s a Symphony Orchestra. That’s right. The YouTube Symphony Orchestra is coming to Australia in March, and Telstra is making all the right connections.
Filed under: cyber safety, Fraud, identity, internet, Scam, SMS, text messaging
Author: Darren Kane.
It used to be “that if it is too good to be true, it usually is”. Nowadays with the sneaky stuff scammers can do with technology and ease of access to the connected consumer, it’s getting harder to identify what is a real service and what can be a hoax. It is more important than ever to be alert and not afraid of challenging unsolicited emails and SMSs spruiking opportunity.
Filed under: career, Human Resources, Telstra CEO
Author: David Thodey.
Today is International Women’s Day – an occasion first marked in March 1911, beginning of a movement for equality, recognition and achievement.
Filed under: awards, cloud, cloud computing, enterprise, government, health, internet, networks, Next G™, Next IP™
Author: Roger Spence. I think I could safely assume that most of you would have seen the recent internet shutdown In Egypt, disruption in Libya and even the much discussed but now revised “Internet Kill Switch” US Senate Bill under debate.
Filed under: gadgets and gizmos, Mobile, Smartphone, technology, Telstra CEO, thinking
Author: David Thodey. I recently went to an interesting session talking about the Nokia and Microsoft partnership at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The potential of this partnership, and the wider event itself, has created a lot of interest from people around the world.
Filed under: Challenge, community, Leukaemia Foundation, support
Author: Michael Lewis.
Friends and family who have seen me in the past few weeks have all commented that I am in need of a haircut. Always a good lead in for me to whip out the Leukaemia Foundation World’s Greatest Shave Official Receipt Book and collect a donation!
Filed under: community, consumer, environment, lifestyle, recycling
Author: Diana Vidovic.
I recently learnt that there are approximately 40,000 rubbish bins in Victoria – that’s one bin for every 132 people! Despite the number of bins, around 350,000 cigarette butts are washed into Port Phillip Bay each day.
Filed under: business, innovation, internet, networks, trends
Author: Isobelle Fabian.
There are plenty of wild and crazy things happening on the internet, but domain names aren’t usually one of them. The domain name system tends to function quietly and efficiently in the background, administered by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). But domain names are about to become centre stage for the first time.
