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WA-founded financial wellness platform WeMoney unveiled an AI-powered credit education assistant, developed in partnership with Google.

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PwC public sector advisory spin-off Scyne Advisory has appointed former senior Google executive John Ball as its first independent chief executive.

Telstra and Optus have stopped their arrangements with Google amid an ongoing investigation by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

Perth biotechnology company PYC Therapeutics will collaborate with Google to develop and host an artificial intelligence platform for precision medicines.

Google, Apple and Amazon will give evidence at a Senate inquiry into the influence of international digital platforms on Australia's democracy.

Former foreign minister Julie Bishop has warned governments are too cumbersome to regulate artificial intelligence and will need to lean on the tech sector to build guardrails around the ‘exciting but challenging' disruptor.

Smart home technology company Zimi has seen record device pairings in three of the last four months which the company says shows an accelerated market adoption as it prepares to launch into an adjacent smoke detection market. Zimi estimates the global smoke detector market will grow to about US$3 billion in five years.

Australia's competition watchdog says it needs new powers to curb Google's dominance in advertising technology that sells ads for sites such as YouTube.

Seven West executives have forecast full-year earnings that exceed analysts' estimates and say the momentum will continue with its Olympics and Ashes coverage.

Nine Entertainment has completed deals with tech giants Google and Facebook that will mean it gets paid for its news content.

Perth's Pawsey Supercomputer is supporting scientific research into quantum computing and will soon process data from the world's biggest telescope.

Seven West has finalised a five-year content-sharing deal with Google and signed another three-year deal with Facebook.

News has returned to Australian Facebook feeds with the social media behemoth dropping its ban after reaching a deal with the federal government.

Australia's world-first news media bargaining code will soon be in force after legislation cleared federal parliament.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says Facebook's ban on Australian news and information should be a wake-up call for the rest of the world.

Facebook has struck a preliminary news sharing agreement with Seven West Media, just hours after the federal government agreed to further amend its mandatory media bargaining code.

Online giants including Facebook and Google have released a new voluntary code for dealing with disinformation and political advertising.

Cheap money can't last forever, and many are unprepared for the day interest rates head upwards.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has lashed Facebook for its heavy-handed censorship of Australian news and information.

Facebook is expected to follow Google in striking lucrative lump sum deals with Australian media companies to avoid being stung under world-first laws.

Australia's media code will be tweaked to make it clear tech giants are expected to pay news organisations a lump sump rather than for every time an internet user clicks on a link.

Seven West Media has today become the largest Australian news organisation to strike a content sharing agreement with Google, while also announcing a profit recovery.

A multi-party Senate inquiry has backed the federal government's proposed code to force tech giants such as Google and Facebook to pay for news.

Negotiations over the government's media code has reached the highest levels, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison having a "constructive" meeting with Google's global boss.

A correction is surely coming as the stock market moves further out of touch with the real economy.

Scott Morrison shows no signs of blinking first in response to Google's threat to remove its search engine from Australia over the proposed media bargaining code.

Google's power over the multi-billion-dollar online world of advertising is front and centre of a new consumer watchdog report.

Google has launched a fresh bid to tackle a federal government move to make it pay for news content, offering a $1.3 billion program to support journalism.

Australia's competition regulator has rejected an undertaking by Alphabet Inc-owned Google that sought to address competition concerns over its planned $US2.1 billion ($A2.8 billion) acquisition of

Google and Facebook face $10 million fines if they don't follow the rules of Australia's proposed media code to ensure they pay for news.

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Google Maps competitor nearmap launched its first product aimed at businesses in mining, rail and ports today.

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Perth-based mapping services firm nearmap has bolstered its content offering, signing a commercial licence agreement to incorporate Google Maps into its products.

Improving the flow of medical data is at the forefront of three technology projects aiming to reduce health-care demand.

Businesses with a clear strategy to optimise their presence on Google are those most likely to succeed.

Australian's are increasing their social media presence and reach, according to a study on the nation's social media habits.

The big moves in currency markets over the past week have only a little to do with developments in Australia and a lot to do with the US.

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