How to Spot an ATO Email Hoax
It never ceases to amaze me how gullible some people can be when it comes to email hoaxes, and so I’m going to set about publishing a few and pointing out the anomalies that should clearly identify...
View ArticleEncyclopaedia Britannica Out of Print
Encyclopedia Britannica has published its last leather bound version. Once sold door to door for close to $2,000 for a set of 32 ornamental books, it appears as though the digital age has taken yet...
View ArticleWeb Companies Making Subtle Changes to Privacy Policies
David Vaile, an Internet law expert from UNSW Cyberspace Law and Policy Center, warns that web companies are loosening their fine print to allow authorities to get private data without much impediment....
View ArticleChina Imposes Crackdown on Websites
More than a dozen websites were closed down by Chinese authorities after these sites are believed to spread rumors of a coup in Beijing. The crackdown included shutting down two social networking sites...
View ArticleAmazon Scouts For A Warehouse In Australia
Amazon is expanding and has its eye on Australia. The largest online retailer in the world is reportedly looking for a local warehouse in the country as the company plans to expand its global...
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