The Internet is booming again, but this time it’s very different. PC Authority brings you up to speed with the global Web 2.0 phenomenon.

An unofficial tsunami relief website suspected of trying to defraud charitable Australians was started by a Hobart 19-year-old whose uncle went missing in the Boxing Day tragedy.

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Want to kick your website up a notch? Jacinta Thomler gives you 10 ways to make your site stand out.

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What will $50 a month (and under) get you on pre-paid mobile these days? We compare the best prices and deals for pre-paid mobile plans from the big telcos and one little guy.

The Bank of Queensland has issued a warning to customers, after discovering a fraudulent website trying to pass itself off as the bank.

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We list the world’s 10 most annoying viral marketing campaigns; the one’s that had you wondering ‘WHAT THE!?' from the moment they popped up in your inbox or clicked on them in YouTube.

'The Olympics stole my game,' claims New York-based developer.

Among the glitz of this week's re-launch of the Atari Australia's website are signs that the game publisher, and maybe the industry at large, is coming to terms with the fact that video entertainment is more than entertainment -- it’s a lifestyle.