internet

Meme Watch - Get Cereal FINALE

Submitted by Lekkers on Tue, 27/09/2011 - 11:58
tags: Arts and Entertainment, get cereal, internet, Josh, MemeWatch, Producer, test, Travis And Bron, tuesday
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Shameless Self Promoter of the Week: James Brechney

Submitted by tim.forster on Sat, 18/06/2011 - 18:54
tags: ABC, Arab Spring, Arts and Entertainment, beth blanchard, climate skeptics, Damascus, fake, fraud, internet, James Brechney, naomi shimoda, Q&A, shameless self promoter of the week, Syrian Gay Girl Blogger, Tim Forster

Beth, Naomi and Tim appoint Q&A fake-climate-skeptic-troll James Brechney Shameless Self Promoter of the Week for his ability to enrage Twitter. Speaking of fakery, an honourable mention goes to the Syrian Gay Girl Blogger that wasn't.

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Sweet As! Episode 8: World Wide Web

Submitted by bethca on Mon, 11/04/2011 - 21:11
tags: Arts and Entertainment, confectionary, internet, Sweet As!

Taste the internet.

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Broadsheet Online Magazine Interview

Submitted by florence_ay on Mon, 29/11/2010 - 17:27
tags: Broadsheet, internet, Interview, Magazine, Nick Shelton, online journalism

Florence chatted to Nick Shelton, the founder and publisher of online Melbourne Arts and Entertainment magazine "Broadsheet".

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Pop-Start Podcast - 04 August

Submitted by mel on Tue, 10/08/2010 - 14:07
tags: arts, Arts and Entertainment, entertainment, film, internet, Popular Culture, Television
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Pop-Start Podcast - 28 July

Submitted by mel on Thu, 29/07/2010 - 18:31
tags: arts, Arts and Entertainment, entertainment, film, internet, Popular Culture, Television
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Pop-Start Podcast - 21 July

Submitted by mel on Tue, 27/07/2010 - 14:23
tags: arts, Arts and Entertainment, entertainment, film, internet, Popular Culture, Television
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Is Google spying?

Submitted by Nick Toscano on Wed, 09/06/2010 - 18:45
tags: Australian Privacy Foundation, Chris Connolly, emma buckley lennox, google, internet, nick toscano, privacy, street view, wi fi

How safe are you online?

While mapping streets across 30 countries for Google Maps' "street view" this year, Google cars with cameras on top also picked up our private information from unprotected wireless-internet networks.

Is it, as Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has said, "the single greatest breach in history" of privacy?

Nick Toscano and Emma Buckley Lennox report.

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Week 3: Real life vs the Internet

Submitted by Emma Buckley Lennox on Tue, 11/05/2010 - 14:47
tags: either vs either, emma, internet, ollie, Radio Play, real life

On week 3 of either vs EITHER we wonder if you prefer being tangled in the world wide web or roaming free in the fields of reality...?
 
Emma and Ollie are on the case.

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Digital footprints

Submitted by Nick Toscano on Fri, 07/05/2010 - 20:51
tags: Catherine Deveny, facebook, internet, privacy, Social Issues, social media, technology, twitter

Do you ever think about who reads what you post on your Facebook or Twitter account?

Catherine Deveny was recently fired from The Age because of inappropriate comments on her Twitter page, saying that she hopes Bindi Irwin "gets laid" and that Rove's new wife "doesn't die too".

Most people don't realise that everything they post online will exist in cyberspace forever...and could come back to haunt them. Rebecca Vukovic reports.

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