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SBS SBS has relaunched its SBS On Demand website, offering a redesigned look and new content offerings. First launched as a catch-up TV service in September 2011, SBS On Demand has grown significantly and now features over 4,000 hours of video. The publicly funded TV, radio and online broadcaster is dedicated to providing content that …

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How to show off your pride on Facebook

Facebook Facebook has rolled out a new tool that lets anyone easily show off their support for marriage equality. Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally announced the Celebrate Pride tool on his personal page following the US Supreme Court’s ruling that same-sex couples have the constitutional right to marry. The tool allows users to superimpose a rainbow over their profile …

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Keep your rich baby extra safe in a gold

With so much news of shootings these days, can you really blame them? Dartz When you have kids, you tend to worry about a lot of things. Will your child ever be potty-trained? Will she ever sleep through the night? When the heck is he going to stop biting people because he doesn’t know how else to communicate? One set …

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Telstra announces new bundles for its national Wi

When it comes to Telstra’s national Wi-Fi rollout, it’s just like when your mum warned you about drugs: The first taste is always free. Newly rebranded as Telstra Air, the network is leaving behind its free trial period and is now exclusive to Telstra customers who opt-in for sharing their home broadband via an Air-enabled “Home Gateway” compatible modem. Telstra …

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How to use IFTTT recipes to save money

Sarah Jacobsson Purewal/CNET Often, you have to choose: Would you rather save time, or money? Is saving $1 worth the extra 10 minutes of work? Well, what if you could save money automatically — but setting up IFTTT to perform money-saving tasks? IFTTT, or “If This, Then That,” is an automation tool that connects devices, apps, and social networks together …

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Regulators push for more broadband competition, but is it enough?

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler: “Competition is paramount.” Mark Wilson/Getty Images FCC chairman Tom Wheeler says that the upcoming wireless spectrum auction is one of many opportunities for the agency to promote broadband competition, which he says is crucial for getting high-speed Internet service to every American. But smaller wireless providers worry he isn’t doing enough. Speaking at the Brookings Institution …

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