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Tweet A Facebook QA with Prime Minister Julia Gillard has attracted sexist and hateful comments, with her office having to censor the comments. Ms Gillard took to the social networking site on Monday to talk about her education policies. But the discourse turned ugly, with one man calling the prime minister a slut. Another man [&hellip
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Tweet The iPad mini may be on sale in November – well in time for Christmas – if the rumours turn out to be true. The latest gossip surrounding Apple’s hotly anticipated device suggests the launch event will take place on October 17 with the tablet expected to hit the shops two weeks later. Apple [&hellip
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Tweet In 2010, Apple Inc. AAPL +0.29% co-founder Steve Jobs proclaimed, "Mobile advertising really sucks." Now, however, the rule book for what works in mobile advertising is slowly being written. Some of the ingredients to success include ads that play on the unique properties of mobile gadgets, including location, or ads disguised as a game, [&hellip
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Tweet The Australian Psychological Society’s submission to a worldwide international manual has called for the inclusion of an addiction to internet gaming. The inclusion of the new addiction, submitted as "internet-use disorder", has been characterised as any kind of withdrawal symptom – such as expression of distress, frustration, irritability – when sufferers are not allowed [&hellip
