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Rebekah Horne, Apple Australia's Software & Services Director, joins Golf Australia Board to advance its digital transformation and boost golf participation.

Discovering the digital divide between generations, as a journalist explores the nuances of social networking from Facebook to LinkedIn.

Teenage schoolgirls are flocking to the microblogging service Twitter, according to early results from the educational project CensusAtSchool.

MySpace's erasure of artist fan bases in its latest revamp could be the final nail in the coffin, claims Onesheet's Brenden Mulligan.

MySpace has unveiled its revamped platform, now focused on connecting artists and fans through music, marking a fresh start under Justin Timberlake’s ownership.

Myspace, once a faded tech legend, teases a revival with over 1M new users for its music platform, turning heads in its Spotify-esque comeback.

Mark Zuckerberg surpasses Google founders to become world's third-richest tech tycoon, now valued at US$18 billion.

Reuters reportes an investor group is near to closing on a controlling stake in the once-popular social networking site.

Facebook has taken the online world by storm and is leaving a trail of casualties (Myspace who?) in its wake. Google is determined not to be one of them.

Myspace relaunches with redesigned site, aiming to reclaim its spot as a social entertainment hub for 13-34 year olds with new features and mobile apps.

Tim Sparapani, Public Policy Director for Facebook, has said that the social networking site will launch new privacy options in the coming weeks.

Hot on the heels of Facebook's privacy row, comes MySpace Co-President Mike Jones offering new privacy settings to all users.

Porn spammers are making increasing use of social networks and micro-blogging platforms deliver hardcore content, according to researchers at BitDefender.

Twitter is the latest trend in online communication, with even major corporations joining in. Read on for tips on how to use it for your business.

BitDefender opens market in New Zealand due to its growing IT market, low rates of piracy, and favorable legal environment.