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The Female Stars of Australia’s new Knowledge Economy

11 December 2015 by Deborah Robinson

The Female Stars of Australia's new Knowledge Economy. The top 100 most influential Australians in the knowledge economy, published in today's edition of The Australian, includes 21 women who are … [Read more...]

HP launches the Star Wars Limited Edition Notebook

27 October 2015 by Australian Women Online

In the lead up to the release in cinemas of the latest Star Wars movie The Force Awakens on 17 December 2015, HP has launched the Star Wars Limited Edition Notebook. Available now for pre-order … [Read more...]

Important Questions To Ask Your Web Designer Before Hiring

24 October 2015 by Australian Women Online

Every single modern business owner understands the fact that the company needs to have an online presence. This is something that is vital for future business success since most of the companies are … [Read more...]

Best Practices In Small Business Website Design

1 October 2015 by Australian Women Online

Whenever creating websites, it is vital that the business focuses on some essential aspects. These aspects will differ from one company to the next. If you do want a small business brand to have a … [Read more...]

Why Businesswomen Need to Take Information Security Seriously

19 January 2015 by Australian Women Online

Information security is something that any business leader needs to take seriously. If you are a businesswoman looking to increase her reputation in the business world or looking to become a viable … [Read more...]

Business: the A-Z on data management technology for your project

16 December 2014 by Australian Women Online

Modern businesses rely heavily on data management to monitor their productivity, improve efficiency, keep track of staff and help invoice clients. Larger organisations, especially those involved in … [Read more...]

Kobo Aura H2O: World’s first Waterproof eReader launching in early 2015

24 November 2014 by Australian Women Online

Kobo has announced that the world’s first waterproof premium eReader, the Aura H2O will be available in Australia from February 2015. The high definition Aura H2O eReader is waterproof, dust-proof and … [Read more...]

Dark Fibre Solutions for the ever-changing business world

14 November 2014 by Australian Women Online

Bandwidth capacity has increased due to the demanding data requirements being placed on telecommunications companies. This has had the roll on effect of allowing businesses to utilised their unused … [Read more...]

Local Businesses in Melbourne get their own web domain

30 September 2014 by Deborah Robinson

It's good news for local businesses in Melbourne with the announcement today that the city is getting it's own domain name (.melbourne) from tomorrow. So what does that mean for your business? First … [Read more...]

Top Tech to Stay Connected to Your Team, No Matter Where You Are

5 September 2014 by Australian Women Online

Whether you're travelling to meet with clients or working on deadline from home, you still need to keep in touch with your team. Email has a place in business communication, but email is a static, … [Read more...]

Are you Connected? The Importance of Up-to-date Technology for Small Business

21 August 2014 by Australian Women Online

Technology plays a large role in any sort of business, whether it be big or small, and it is extremely important to keep up to date with the latest news and advances in such technology. It might be … [Read more...]

The 5 Signs that you suffer from Social Media Addiction

19 August 2014 by Australian Women Online

New research has revealed that, over time, Facebook can become even more addictive than cigarettes¹. In early June, the world’s largest social network went down for a total of 10 minutes and needless … [Read more...]

Free dictionary of emotions app helping Autistic to communicate

4 May 2014 by Australian Women Online

When a request for more emoticons in the next update of the emotionary app came in to Melbourne-based Creator, Sarah Hatherley, she was surprised to discover the user was autistic. The amazing thing … [Read more...]

Today’s Tablets: More Than the Web and Streaming Videos

17 April 2014 by Australian Women Online

They're great for reading your favorite blogs, have made entertainment as portable as ever and can't be beat when it comes to long lines, road trips and bored kids. Your tablet adds convenience to … [Read more...]

How to create a Technology Start-up

3 December 2013 by Fiona Anson

Founder of Workible, a mobile and social recruitment platform for flexible workforce industries, Fiona Anson (pictured), writes about her journey into creating a technology start-up with her business … [Read more...]

‘Home is no longer a sanctuary’ for children says Princess Mary

27 October 2013 by Australian Women Online

Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark were the guests of honour yesterday at the official launch of eSmart Homes, a new cybersafety initiative by The Alannah and Madeline … [Read more...]

Xbox makes world’s most popular fitness videos interactive

27 September 2013 by Australian Women Online

Xbox Fitness, a new online service for Xbox One takes the world’s most popular fitness videos and makes them interactive with Kinect. With an extensive library of videos from the world’s biggest … [Read more...]

ABC Wins 2013 Women in Technology Employer of Choice Award

16 September 2013 by Australian Women Online

The ABC’s Women in Broadcast Technology scholarship program (WiBT) has won the 2013 Women in Technology (WiT) Employer of Choice Award. Over the past 21 years, more than 100 women have completed the … [Read more...]

Opt-Out Internet Filter: What is Australia afraid of?

6 September 2013 by Deborah Robinson

I'm not ashamed to admit it. I've always been a supporter of 'opt-out' internet filtering because I genuinely believe it's the only effective way to prevent children from accessing adult content on … [Read more...]

ICT Woman of the Year says kids should be taught to code in schools

9 August 2013 by Australian Women Online

Queensland businesswoman and ICT Woman of the Year 2013, Yvette Adams, believes entrepreneurialism should be encouraged in schools and code should be taught in preference to subjects such as algebra … [Read more...]

Apple announces launch of iTunes Radio

11 June 2013 by Australian Women Online

Apple today announced the introduction of iTunes Radio, a free Internet radio service featuring over 200 stations and a catalogue of music from the iTunes Store. When you tune into iTunes Radio on … [Read more...]

Review of Microsoft Xbox One gaming console

31 May 2013 by Aaron Robinson

Microsoft has revealed the Xbox One, their "next-next gen" gaming console.  The big reveal focused on two key areas - giving gamers what they want and condensing the functionality of various devices … [Read more...]

International Women’s Day 2013: Empowering Women on the Internet

6 March 2013 by Marian Merritt

Recent research indicates that nearly 25 percent fewer women have access to the Internet. The ability to get online will give women access to information and resources beyond the limits of their … [Read more...]

5 Essential Apps for Bloggers on the Go

26 February 2013 by Frederique Bros

As a blogger on the go you want to be able to be able to access your blog, your audience and social media 24/7, and sometimes you find a great article idea which you want to post on blog straight away … [Read more...]

6 New Technologies worth a Closer Look

17 January 2013 by Chad Calimpong

There are a lot of emerging technologies that could have a huge impact on the way we work, play, and consume information. Some of the most promising technologies are still a long way away, but there … [Read more...]

Australian Government launches website to help seniors navigate the internet

14 December 2012 by Australian Women Online

Older Australians will now have greater access to training resources and information to help them get online with the Australian Government’s new Broadband for Seniors website. Labor Senator for New … [Read more...]

How much is a Blogger worth? Not as much as they should be

22 November 2012 by Deborah Robinson

How much is a blogger worth to a brand? Not as much as they should be when you look at the compensation being offered to bloggers by some brands. Blogging for payment is still a relatively new … [Read more...]

Did Australian Media set Click Frenzy up to fail?

21 November 2012 by Deborah Robinson

At the close of Click Frenzy 2012, a barrage of negative media coverage of the event has ensured there will be no more Cyber Monday type shopping events for Australia in the foreseeable future. The … [Read more...]

Introducing the unfathomably overpriced iPad Mini

19 November 2012 by Frederique Bros

If I understand this correctly you can now purchase an iPad Mini which is smaller than the original iPad but costs around the same price. Is this a joke? Some IT journalists, myself included, wrote … [Read more...]

Australian woman receives backing from Silicon Valley for social media startup

18 November 2012 by Deborah Robinson

Australian entrepeneur Rebekah Campbell has received $1.2 million in funding for her latest project - a lifestyle, fashion and culture social media platform called 'Posse' - from some of the world’s … [Read more...]

Business making the move to Virtualization

16 November 2012 by Brian Jensen

As more companies make the move to virtualized environments, it’s important to understand exactly what the benefits of virtualization are so that you can make an informed decision about your own … [Read more...]

Nothing to Celebrate with Australian Government backdown on mandatory internet filter

10 November 2012 by Deborah Robinson

Twelve months out from the next federal election, the Federal Labor Government has backed away from a controversial plan to introduce mandatory internet filtering of illegal content, making existing … [Read more...]

How to Secure your Online Accounts

7 November 2012 by Frederique Bros

Protect yourself and your finances from hackers and malicious software with Technology blogger Frederique Bros' essential tips for securing your online accounts. I have been talking a lot lately on … [Read more...]

Australian Federal Police and Telstra team up to fight hi-tech crime

11 December 2008 by Australian Women Online

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Telstra have signed a Joint Cooperation Agreement to enhance their long-standing partnership by increasing ongoing collaboration and assistance in the … [Read more...]

Imagine a computer that can read your lips

9 December 2008 by Australian Women Online

Imagine speaking silently to a computer and having the words come up on the screen – no more touch-typing. This dream of the future could soon become reality thanks to RMIT University graduate Wai … [Read more...]

How Australians use the internet

4 November 2008 by Australian Women Online

Email, on-line banking, paying bills and news and weather updates are the most common uses of the internet by Australians this year, according to research released by the Australian Communications and … [Read more...]

Australian Women Online on ISP Filtering Debate

30 October 2008 by Danielle Hutchinson

In recent days Deborah Robinson, founder and editor of Australian Women Online, has been dragged back into the torrent of debate about the Government's plan to introduce ISP filtering. Unlike a … [Read more...]

Authors, Publishers, and Google Reach Landmark Settlement

29 October 2008 by Australian Women Online

The Authors Guild, the Association of American Publishers (AAP), and Google announced a groundbreaking settlement agreement on behalf of a broad class of authors and publishers worldwide that would … [Read more...]

Hacking case highlights the dangers of file-sharing

23 August 2008 by Australian Women Online

ISACA, an association serving more than 86,000 IT governance professionals, says that a significant court case in the United States, in which a 19-year-old hacker has pleaded guilty to modifying a … [Read more...]

Recycle your old mobile phone at Australia Post

6 August 2008 by Australian Women Online

Australia Post’s Environment Manager, Andy Trott said Australia Post has teamed up with MobileMuster, the official national recycling program of the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association … [Read more...]

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