tv »
Optus powers free Wi-Fi for Australian Open 2012
Optus has today revealed it’ll be providing free wireless internet for those attending the Australian Open in Melbourne next week, a first for both the company and the sporting event
Read More »Internode preps FetchTV for the NBN
Internode this week announced that it’ll soon offer its complete internet television service package, FetchTV Full, over Australia’s new high-speed National Broadband Network (NBN)
Read More »Australia’s Hybrid TV gets a new CEO
Hybrid TV, the company responsible for the sale of the TiVo personal video recording devices in Australia, has a new leader following the conclusion of former CEO Robbee Minicola’s contract in August
Read More »Hulu expands to Japan, but won’t comment on Australian plans
Popular online American video service Hulu has today announced it’ll soon be available in Japan, but says it isn’t prepared to comment on plans for Australia at this stage
Read More »Sunrise make TV first, use Google+ for behind the scenes livestream
Channel 7′s breakfast show ‘Sunrise’ has made what they call a “TV first”, using a Google+ feature to power behind the scenes footage for an hour this morning
Read More »Optus offers free-to-air TV recording for those on the go
Optus has the morning announced a new service which allows customers to record and watch free-to-air television from their mobile phone or computer on the go
Read More »Foxtel’s Austar deal nears completion
Foxtel has announced a definitive agreement which brings the long-awaited acquisition of Austar nearly to a close
Read More »TiVo in Australia: We’re still in the fight
After concerns from a number of Australian owners, the company who brought the popular TiVo device into Australia say they have no intention of giving up the game anytime soon
Read More »iiNet’s Geek Speak show to debut on West TV tomorrow
iiNet’s Geek Speak show produced in partnership with LocoTV will go from being a web-only show to a real television show, with the series to air on Perth television station West TV starting Tuesday
Read More »TV take-back program returns as Government pushes QLD switch-over
Regional residents who live along the New South Wales and Victorian border will from Thursday be able to return old televisions to collection points following the switch-over to digital TV in the region earlier this year
Read More »


















