How Netflix will end piracy
NETFLIX has officially launched in Australia. This is how the company that started in a garage is going to change our TV market forever.
NETFLIX has officially launched in Australia. This is how the company that started in a garage is going to change our TV market forever.
IF you have been hanging out for the sequel to the 2001 indie movie called Super Troopers, we have some good news … kind of.
WANT a 4K TV for nothing? You better hope Aussie opener Aaron Finch smashes a ton in the World Cup tomorrow.
THE Church of Scientology has taken to the internet to refute damning accusations made by this man in his HBO documentary examining the religion.
NETFLIX has officially launched in Australia. But how does it compare to Presto and Stan? Should you sign up?
YOU probably know her face, even if you don’t know her name. But Ellie Kemper’s name will be on everyone’s lips very soon. Find out why.
HAVE you being dying to know what content will be available on the Aussie Netflix? The entire catalogue of both TV shows and movies has been leaked.
IT’S one of the most highly anticipated products to launch in Australia in recent memory, and is set to shake up the entire TV industry.
Pay-TV giant Foxtel will start taking orders for its advanced iQ3 set-top box from today, revealing its price just hours before Netflix’s Australian launch.
WITH the way consumers are watching TV changing, Apple is about to release a new Apple TV to own your living room.
THE TV war rages on with pay-TV provider Foxtel planning to launch its next-generation television recorder just one day before Netflix arrives.
IF YOU’RE a fan of laughing, then this is for you. Funny queen Tina Fey is back with Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and it’s a brilliant follow-up to 30 Rock.
MEET the North Korean defector who wants to start a revolution in the hermit kingdom by flooding them with episodes of The Real Housewives.
NETFLIX has finally announced when it will open up shop in Australia. But there is one big question it still will not answer.
NETFLIX has officially announced the date and details of its launch in Australia. There are noticeable missing items, though.
SPOILER ALERT: You can keep Game of Thrones, I have found my landmark show of 2015. Episode three was aired last night and it was the best episode yet.
SAMSUNG is warning customers not to discuss sensitive information in front of its TVs as spoken word gets captured and sent to third parties.
AN Australian video-on-demand service is going to war with another competitor to offer cut-price access to a new Breaking Bad spin-off. But there’s a catch.
SMART TVs let you command them by voice recognition. Samsung, echoing George Orwell’s 1984, tells owners why not to reveal any personal info.
‘WOULD you like broadband with that?’ Pay-TV giant Foxtel adds new services to its TV offering as the competition for streaming subscribers hots up.
SPORTS-mad Aussies are streaming more Australian Open matches than ever this year, with some using the technology to watch the action on more than one court at a time.
A STUDY into Australian families’ use of technology shows children are using devices even as they fall asleep, and take their gadgets to the dinner table.
REVIEW: Breaking Bad spin-off Better Call Saul had a lot to live up to. Luckily, it delivered the goods in the first two episodes. Read the review.
NETFLIX’S CEO has revealed why they allow up to 200,000 Aussies to access the service through a secret back door.
STREAMING services like Presto, Netflix and Stan will deliver a new era of TV this year. But to succeed, they’ll need to predict what you want to see..
FAMED director Steven Soderbergh has officially retired from filmmaking. But his latest work might be his ballsiest yet.
IF you’re hanging out to get Netflix in Australia you might not have long to wait, with reports today that the service will launch soon.
FOXTEL and Channel 7 have combined to put together a new streaming service, designed to take on Netflix when it launches next year.
AUSTRALIA’S TV streaming wars start today, with the first of three new services launched. Foxtel’s Presto is now online, but is it enough to win viewers?
THE world’s biggest TV makers cannot agree on the best screen technology — and they’re ready to fight for your attention and dollars this year.
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