An article from Sydney Morning Herald’s Sacha Molitorisz about the decline of DVD rental marketplace suggests that the Internet is killing DVD Rentals. However the article gave only vague hints on how traditional Brick and Mortar stores was facing competition from the net,  spending more time talking about DVD rental machines from RedRoomDVD  and Oovie.

Bizzbuzz is a business to business website that allows small business to try out services and products without paying full price. Darryl Adams was able to speak to founder Marcus Layton about the business was founded and his goals.

After a recent spate of Australian companies have secured VC funding, we’ll be taking a look at and interviewing a number of local startups about the world of funding and the local impact in a series of posts over the coming weeks. See here for part 1 of this series.

After a recent spate of Australian companies have secured VC funding, we’ll be taking a look at and interviewing a number of local startups about the world of funding and the local impact in a series of posts over the coming weeks.

On 30th August, Australian site Freelancer.com announced that it’d passed the $100 million mark in user revenue.

BigCommerce is an Australian company focused around allowing people to easily setup their own online stores. 

Sometimes a game comes along that has a sense of fun.

With the success of World of Tanks, and the announcement of World of Warplanes, Wargaming.net has just announced a third game: World of Battleships Based on the BigWorld MMO Middleware, the game will be similar to the structure of World of Tanks, where players can either earn credits and XP to progress to bigger ships, or use real money to purchase premium ships. From the website: Keeping with the best traditions of the series, World [...]

Check out our first iGame Report videos.

Fetch TV is one of the few IPTV plays being made in Australia (the other being Telstra’s T-Box). One of the issues for many users has been that Fetch TV required ethernet networking. Wifi networks could not support the bandwidth required to have streaming TV. Until now.