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Opposition to can Aus $1.3bn school laptops program
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Opposition to can Aus $1.3bn school laptops program Election fun and games By Drew Cullen • Get more from this author Posted in Government, 29th July 2010 10:08 GMT Australia’s general election is in full swing and disputes over tech funding and tech policy continue to intrude on today centre stage. In today’s spat, shadow treasurer
Surely SMH.com.au could have got a better picture
about 1 month ago - 1 comment
This is the picture the Sydney Morning Herald have used on their homepage for Julia Gillard's first day in office. Surely they could have done better, She's the Prime Minister now for goodness sake. Posted via email from drworm’s posterous
2010/11 EPL Fixture out today
about 1 month ago - 5 comments
The premier league has released the full draw for the 2010/11 EPL season today. New fixtures released The eagerly-awaited fixtures for the 2010/11 Barclays Premier League season have now been released. Champions Chelsea begin the defence of their Barclays Premier League title at home to newly-promoted West Bromwich Albion managed by former Stamford Bridge favourite
What is wrong with David Jones
about 8 months ago - No comments
Today I tried to buy an umbrella, not an onerous task I grant you, but have you tried shopping in David Jones on a Sunday lately? They have removed all the staff that had a clue and replaced them with young droids with no personality or ability to think for themselves. I browsed the umbrellas
News Limited confirm Foxtel plans
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As I reported on 28th June, Foxtel will be launching 30 new channels later this year and News Limited publication The Australian has provided confirmation of some of them. They list the following new and expanded offerings: Showtime Greats will be dropped in favour of Showtime genre channels covering action, premiere, comedy and drama. With
Reuters says linking to news is good
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Reuters Media President, Chris Ahearn has invited bloggers to link to Reuters content at will, while News Corp Chairman Rupert Murdoch says he wants all News Corp content monetized in the next 12 months. And today we hear that Fairfax is looking at ways to monetize their news sites here in Australia. Chris Ahearn says
Fans in Britain Cringe as ESPN Takes Over Broadcasting Soccer
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PARIS — An advertising campaign for Budweiser in Britain a few years ago spoofed fears of what might happen to soccer if American television broadcasters had their druthers: “soccertainment,” complete with enhancements like multiple balls, monster trucks and loudmouth commentators. The spots ended with Budweiser expressing second thoughts: “You do the football; we’ll do the
New Foxtel Channels revealed
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
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Microsoft unveils Windows 7 prices
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Microsoft on Thursday announced prices for Windows 7 and offered free upgrades to buyers of personal computers before the new operating system hits the stores in October. Brad Brooks, corporate vice president for Windows consumer marketing, said Microsoft will offer free upgrades to Window 7 to people who buy Vista-equipped PCs between Friday and the
Setanta on the cusp of death
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BROADCASTER Setanta last night lost the right to screen live football next season after failing to pay the Premier League £10million. It left the sports pay-TV company one step closer to administration. The Premier League will now sell its 46 live games for next season to the highest bidder. A decision is expected next week.
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