Apple to Congress: We don't use 'tax gimmicks'
Ahead of a Senate hearing on Tuesday, Apple claims it pays more taxes than any other company in the US.
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Online video marketing should focus on emotional response
Brands should find something that is happening in society and start talking about it such as a societal issue or current affair to engage audiences.
APAC e-commerce laws lack SMB, C2C coverage
While more countries in the region are introducing laws around online purchases, more can be done with regard to safeguard shopping on lesser-known retailers and transactions between two consumers.
Dell spikes VMware public cloud and OpenStack plans for partner services
Dell gives its infrastructure as a service ambitions the flick.
Online viewership of Indian cricket up by half
Online viewership of Indian Premier League Season 6 increased by 52 percent this year. Even users in tier 2 and tier 3 cities are increasingly viewing cricket on their mobile devices.
Amazon Web Services passed for US government use
Amazon Web Services has been recognized as suitable to run government applications.
Chinese cyberattack on Google exposed spy data: US officials
An attack which took place against Google exposed sensitive data concerning U.S. surveillance targets.
Do Indian female entrepreneurs find help more easily from men?
A debate was sparked at a Dell female entrepreneur's networking event, over whether help from their male counterparts was more accessible as women were "not so forthcoming" or because of an imbalance in available talent.
Apple avoided billions in taxes, aimed for 'holy grail of tax avoidance', panel says
Apple is not only innovative when it boils down to products it seems.
Indian outsourcer iGate sacks CEO amid sexual harassment claims
CEO Phaneesh Murthy has been fired for not disclosing a relationship with his subordinate. But iGate has not blamed him for sexual harassment, a similar charge he faced at former employer Infosys over a decade ago.
Australian government quietly ends laptops in schools program
The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations has confirmed that year 9 to year 12 students in 2013 will be the last to receive laptops under the current scheme.
Transfield to outsource IT, shared services
In a cost-cutting measure aimed at offsetting deteriorating market conditions, NBN contractor Transfield has brought forward plans to outsource IT and shared services.
South Korea plans tax incentives for R&D, tech startups
The range of economic measures include include tax breaks for angel investors and venture capitalists, policy tweaks to make it easier to disinvest and reinvest capital, and a new exchange providing more access to funding.
Potential benefits of Google Glass in the workplace
What if your company required every employee to wear Google Glass? Some of the potential applications could include quality and safety checks, security, and note-taking.
ACMA goes public with ISP malware statistics
Although ISPs and network operators have had access to the rough figures of malware infections for some time, the Australian Communications and Media Authority has now begun publishing the statistics for the public.
Google Play Music All Access (unofficially) coming to iOS
Google snubbed iOS users with its All Access music subscription service, but developer James Clancey has submitted an app to the App Store that will bring Google music subscriptions to the iPhone.
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