Category: Australia
3 Mobile gives free access to Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, LinkedIn, Foursquare
Similar to other telco’s – 3 Mobile has announced customers on post-paid cap plans will now get free mobile internet access to social networking sites including Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, LinkedIn and Foursquare. Due to the popularity of social networking sites 3 is making this offer available with no time limits or data limits – you […]
Read More | ShareDanni Minogue posts Baby photo on Twitter
Danni Minogue has recently given birth her baby boy Ethan and showed him off to the world via Twitter. You can follow Danni on Twitter here. The photo posted 2 days ago has already received over 50,000 view and almost 800 Facebook ‘Likes’.
Read More | ShareMission Australia Facebook Project
Mission Australia recently undertook the ‘1234 Project’ on Facebook. ‘The 1234 Project’ was launched on Facebook on the 11th June, which involved 1234 donating a pair of socks to a homeless person each time a Facebook supporter ‘Liked’ the 1234 Project page. Their target was 12,340 pairs of socks, and this was met with socks […]
Read More | ShareNokia Australia 10 day competition
Nokia Australia is holding a 10 day competition on their Nokia Australia Facebook fan page At 10am everyday they will ask a question and you have up to 10pm to submit your answer. The prize: a brand new Nokia N900 Great competition and great prize, I’m having a go! You should too.
Read More | ShareJulia Gillard joins Twitter
Australia’s first female Prime Minister – Julia Gillard has now officially joined Twitter. Julia’s first tweet: I’ve decided it’s time to take the Twitter plunge! Hopefully I’ll master it. JG. Yes – we hope so too! : ) You can follow Julia on Twitter at http://twitter.com/juliagillard Gillard now has over 10,000 followers just 1 day […]
Read More | ShareAustralian Government to buy Telstra copper network
The Australian Government has negotiated a deal with Telstra to buy their entire copper network for $11 Billion. The deal is awaiting shareholder and regulatory approval. Telstra will decommission its monopoly of copper cables and make room for the Australian government’s fiber and move its customers to the new fibre 100Mbps National Broadband Network (NBN). […]
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