Technology

A new platform for hiring displaced tech talent, Google puts a feeze on new hires, and sex toy sales are up as isolation leads to spike in self-love.

When you’re running a videoconference, it’s easy to appear a bumbling fool. Here are some tips to ensure you finish the day with your integrity intact.

Androgogic was founded almost 15 years ago with fully remote workforce as a fundamental tenet. Here's how to transiton your own business to remote working.

Could the government tracking mobile phones offer a more targeted approach to controlling the spread of COVID-19? Is it even legal?

We’re staring down the barrel of a recession, and now is the time to be strategic and get your online channels in order. So, is your website ready?

We’re spending millions on initiatives, but we don't know if they're having a positive impact because most programs are not properly tested or evaluated.

Australian police agencies are reportedly using controversial facial recognition software, Clearview AI.

Tracie Thompson launched her startup HackHunter to protect organisations and small businesses from falling into malicious Wi-Fi traps.

Wool sales were severely disrupted last week by a ransomware attack on IT company Talman Software, which processes over 75% of sales in Australia and NZ.

Apple will pay out US$500 million to settle a class action over claims it deliberately slowed down old iPhones. But it maintains it's done nothing wrong.

The economy is going to grow and scale. But that scale is going to come from technology companies, not legacy industries.

The government wants the private sector to put in four or five times as much as it invests in R&D of particular technologies to reduce emissions.