Telcos’ future: Slim down and open up
Phone companies have allowed over-the-top players to roll over their turf. But customers are fickle, and, with a more innovative approach, they can soon claim back their home-ground advantage.
Phone companies have allowed over-the-top players to roll over their turf. But customers are fickle, and, with a more innovative approach, they can soon claim back their home-ground advantage.
Everyone likes some praise at work. Here’s an app that puts some order behind peer recognition.
SingTel has launched 4G in Australia, but beyond this infrastructure play it faces the same question as every other telco: what next?
Insisting on a licence to get online might not stop offensive tweeting, but it might help authorities track genuine evil-doers. But could it ever really work?
Pygg makes it easy to pay for lunch. But will the idea pay enough for investors?
Barrister and human rights campaigner Julian Burnside says that we shouldn’t be giving more powers to the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, given that the body is unaccountable.
If BRICs nations traded in their own unified currency it would be great news for US manufacturing says @profstevekeen on this week’s Debunking Economics podcast. Listen in full: https://podfollow.com/debunking-economics-the-podcast
Looks like a change in NSW. ABC predicting 50+ seats for Labor. A majority government.