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Will The Age & The SMH Be Given Away For Free ?
The value of newspapers are decling fast with consumers deserting print for online news and information. Now it is being reported that a majority (56%) of senior newspaper executives researched during a recent survey said that they believe that the majority of news, be it print or online, will be free in the future -- up from 48% who said the same a year ago.

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CeBit Visitor Numbers Slide

Visitor numbers at CeBIT fell for the fifth year in a row, organisers said on Wednesday, as the world's biggest technology and telecoms trade fair loses ground to German rival IFA.

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Panasonic Set To Twitter The Genius Inside
Panasonic who in Australia have both Sony and Samsung worried because of their strong performance and high marketing spend are set to chase consumers who frequent social network sites with Company CEO Steve Rust claiming that the Company is learning how to “Twitter”.

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Web Retailers Protected
Set Top Box vendorHumax has run foul of the Trade Practices Act to the tune of a $150,000 penalty.

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Pearl PR Leaves NEC For New Project
NEC has parted ways with its PR agency of almost two years, Pearl PR, pending a new 'major' account for the PR agency, while NEC is now searching for a new PR company to take its place.

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MasterCard Say Retail Sales To Grow CE Remains Strong
Consumer electronics is set to be one of the strongest retail sectors running into Xmas say research Companies GFK and Gartner. At the same time MasterCard has said that retail sales around Australia are predicted to grow 4.5 per cent, compared to the same time last year.

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Will CeBit Be Axed As Show Goes Backwards?
The New South Wales Government could cut funding to the CeBit Australia technology trade show...
» Microsoft Should Be Ashamed

Clive Peeters Profits Crash 90% Sales Steady
Clive Peeters has announced a net operating profit of $1million dollars this is 90% down on the same period in 2007/2008 financial year. It follows a 29% decline by Harvey Norman earlier in the day.


JB Hi-Fi Blitz The Market
Consumer electronic retailer has blitzed the market by reporting that first-half profit rose 60 percent on sales of games, computers and DVDs. They are valso the the best performing retailer in Australia's benchmark index the past year.


CE Market Has Plunged Claims GfK
The sales value of the CE market in Australia has plunged according to research group GfK. However it does claim that the next few periods will be steady. Holing up the market is flat panel TV sales which account for nearly half of all CE sales.


News Marketing Boss Goes To M.Net
The former News Limited marketing director, Scott Johnson, will head up M.Net's local push into the mobile advertising and content service provider space


New Free Internet Measurement From Google
Google is set to take on several paid for Internet measurement companies in Australian with version 2 of its highly popular web measurement software Google Analytics.



 

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