Few if any people accessing the map of fires would have realised at the time, but they had just experienced the power and agility of cloud computing; accessing applications online with computing resources scaled up or down at the flick of a switch to meet changing levels of demand.
Source: AFR - 26/2/09
Think about web plays like iGoogle, Facebook and the iPhone and a proliferation of widgets abounds. They can be for internet banking, news aggregation or for blogging.
Source: AFR - 25/2/09
Yahoo! faces a slowdown in the online advertising market at the same time as Google steps up competition.
Source: AFR - 24/2/09
Ms Field predicted online would be relatively insulated from the carnage occurring in traditional media companies, where advertising revenues were under pressure, predicting online advertising would grow “in the teens” this year. [Kerry Field - Chair of Media Federation of Australia's digital committee]
Source: THE AUSTRALIAN - 23/2/09
For example, the campaign created more than 1800 YouTube videos, which were viewed more than 50 million times and with the average time spent watching the videos hitting 14 minutes.
Source: THE AUSTRALIAN - 20/2/09
With the closure of its print and radio services, Google is primarily fishing for growth in new areas online, such as selling graphical ads on web pages or ads on mobile phones.
Source: THE AUSTRALIAN - 19/2/09
Twitter is receiving serious attention for another use: news reporting.
Source: THE AUSTRALIAN - 18/2/09
Yet clearly l am mistaken about Twitter. Everybody loves to Twitter about how much they love Twitter, and venture capitalists just keep pouring the money in.
Source: AFR - 17/2/09
An urgent threat warning has been issued for Healesville, and the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) says the town may be hit by embers from the Maroondah-Yarra fire complex.
Source: ABC MELBOURNE - 12/2/09
Online advertising has defied expectations that the financial crisis would also crimp its growth, with annual spending to December up 27 percent from a year ago to $1.7 billion.
Source: THE AUSTRALIAN - 12/2/09