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Is this the Beginning of the End for LinkedIn?
As its share price takes a tumble, Business Review Australia asks, 'Is this the beginning of the end for LinkedIn?'
Should My Business Buy That Accounting Software?
Top tips to consider before choosing the accounting software that is right for your business
Which Social Media Sites Does My Business Need?
In this increasingly social business environment, Business Review Australia asks, 'What social media tools does my business actually need?'
Facebook 2013 Updates For Business Users
Business Review Australia talks to SEO and social media expert Amanda DiSilvestro about the new Facebook layout changes and what they mean for business users
Business Apps Could Save Your Company Time & Money
Mobile business and enterprise apps could save your company time and money by simplifying processes and cutting out the middle man
Future of Cloud Computing in 2013 & Beyond
Business Review Australia considers how we will be using cloud computing technology in 2013 and beyond
Top Three Tips for Avoiding Social Media Pitfalls
Social media is critical for any business, read our top tips to avoid slip-ups
Is Content Marketing the New SEO?
Social media and SEO expert, Binh An Nguyen speaks to Business Review Australia about the importance of content marketing and SEO best practice
BREAKING: Apple To Replace Tim Cook As CEO
According to a report in Forbes today, Apple's board of executives may be looking to replace current CEO Tim Cook, following a plummet in Apple shares last week
Tips for Connecting With Customers via Mobile Platforms
We live in a digital world, there is no escaping that, so it is essential that businesses big and small connect with their customers via digital channels, be that via SMS, email, or social media. Business Review Australia takes a look at the most effective ways to engage your consumers using just 160 characters across a number of different platforms
Is Apple Losing its Midas Touch?
As its shares fall to the lowest they have been since November 2011, experts ask if this is the beginning of the end of Apple's place at the top
Top Five Things You Need to Know About SEO
Business Review Australia takes a look at the top five SEO tips for maximum exposure online in 2013
Could the Personal Cloud Replace the Personal Computer?
According to Gartner, 'the reign of the personal computer as the sole corporate access device is coming to a close, and by 2014, the personal cloud will replace the personal computer at the center of users' digital lives'
Amazon Appstore Launches In Australia
Amazon has announced it will be launching its Appstore for Android in Australia in coming months
How To Manage Your Company's Reputation Online
Business Review Australia takes a look at how employers can manage their company's reputation online by monitoring social discussions and improving employee morale
Twitter & Apple Launch Music Streaming Service
Music streaming is a fast growing space. Tech and social media giants Apple and Twitter are expected to launch music streaming services this year to rival key industry players such as Spotify and Pandora
Mobile Location-Based Advertising Dominates Market
Mobile location-based advertising and marketing is set to represent a huge five percent of the digital advertising market by 2017, according to a new report
The Social Revolution Gets 'Friendly' on Businessfriend
We spoke with Rhonda Marable, Communications Director at startup social media company Businessfriend, about the site's marketing capabilities Down Under and how it's linking the business utility with your social identity
How To Market Your Brand On Photo Sharing Websites
Business Review Australia gives you top tips for marketing your brand on photo sharing websites
Twitter Vine Takes Top Spot In App Store
Twitter Vine, a new video clip sharing app linked with Twitter and Facebook has reached the number one spot for free apps in Apple's app store, amid controversy
Social Business Begins With Internal Communication
Social business begins with internal communication between executives and employees
Vodafone Australia Launches 4G Network
Vodafone announces the launch of its 4G network in Australia
Facebook Phone Revealed
Mark Zuckerberg has unveailed the new Facebook phone, which is actually a sophosticated operating system designed initially for Android users
MasterCard Will Debut MasterPass in Australia Ahead of UK, US
The new service is an upgrade from the PayPass Wallet, which was released last May and allowed customers to utilise tap-and-go, NFC-enabled payments at more than 441,000 locations worldwide
Adobe Responds to IT Pricing Inquiry, Lowers Prices in Australia
Adobe, in addition to Apple and Microsoft, was subpoenaed to a parliamentary committee hearing in Canberra on March 22 to explain why their customers Down Under are paying significantly higher rates for the same products and services enjoyed by those in the US and the UK
More Small Businesses Relying on Virtual Staff
Nearly 50,000 small businesses across Australia are experiencing enviable growth without the expense of an office full of employees
Parliament to Initiate Bring-Your-Own-Device Policy
BYOD is coming to the DPS
Victoria Police Warn Against Using Apple Maps
Motorists following Apple Maps directions on their iPhones towards Mildura, Victoria were instead directed to the middle of the Murray Sunset National Park
Samsung Rumoured to Release Flexible Smartphone in 2013
Called "the holy grail" of mobile technology, the race to release the world's first flexible smartphone may be won by Samsung next year
Travel Guide Publishing: The Move to Digital
Well-known travel guide companies are making the move from tangible books to online and mobile-formatted guides. Are we heading towards an all-digital travel publishing future?
Qantas, Optus Complete Wi-Fi Rollout
Twenty airports across Australia are now equipped with fast Wi-Fi for ultimate passenger satisfaction
iPad Mini Expected to be Introduced Next Week
An invitation to the press revealed that Apple "has a little more to show," re-circulating rumours of a mini iPad unveiling
What the Apple Patent Victories Mean for Consumers
Should the real issue be traced back to the fact that these patents were put in place at all?
Intuit brings QuickBooks to Australia
Intuit is launching its QuickBooks Online accounting service in Australia allowing small business owners to 'do what you love, love what you do'
Britain gets ready to pay the eWAY
One of Australia's fastest growing companies is aiming to revolutionise the way British firms take payments online - and has the industry's big guns firmly in its sights.
Virgin jumps on board Apple Passbook
As if the unbearable smugness of iSheep was not already too much to handle, Virgin Australia, and potentially Qantas, has announced that it will start accepting Passbook-compatible boarding passes, only available on the new iPhone 5
Comfortable future for Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand has announced a revamp of its long haul fleet, introducing comfy seating and improved tech
Australians at threat from ATO email phishing scam
Thousands of Australians have been targeted by a sophisticated email 'phishing' scam that pretends to be from tax officials
Aussies loose $1.6 billion to cyber crime
Norton security has released findings of a global survey, revealing that cyber crime is on the increase as wireless technology expands
Apple to Launch an Even Smaller Tablet
Though Steve Jobs wasn't a fan of the concept, Apple plans to move ahead with a mini iPad
Microsoft Acquires Yammer for US$1.2 Billion
Microsoft has added a social component to its Office Division and confirmed its purchase of Yammer today for US$1.2 billion
Offices Bare All on New Website
We spoke to the Melbourne based co-founder of Naked Office about his new website
Salesforce Prepares to Purchase Buddy Media
Salesforce, the leading cloud computing and CRM enterprise platform, is preparing to acquire social media ad broker Buddy Media for upwards of $800 million
Google Australia Urges Innovators to Stay in Oz
Sydney must become something of a 'Silicon Beach' to keep up with the cities abroad currently booming with innovation - especially those who attract Aussie entrepreneurs
See, Hear, Speak Media
Homegrown social service Kondoot introduces live video broadcasting to the social media world
Control Your Dreams: Now There's an App for That
Dream on, says a social experiment commissioned by a University of Hertfordshire professor
Draw Something Tops Angry Birds
Draw Something was downloaded more than 50 million times within a 50-day span, making it the fastest-growing mobile game ever
LinkedIn Attracts 3 Millionth Australian
The professional social networking site adds two new members every second from around the world
