In what way could the tax code be just like Apple's products? Why is Spandas Lui worried about all the group voucher websites she buys from? And why is iiNet having a bit of a National Broadband Network (NBN) fire sale with its infrastructure?
All those questions and more are answered on this week's Technolatte podcast, as the Australian team discusses:
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Apple CEO Tim Cook fronting US Congress over its approach to tax minimisation across the globe
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PayPal, which has, rather unsurprisingly, suggested that Australians are unaware of how many sites have their information
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iiNet's decision to sell the TransACT fibre-to-the-premises (FttP) network in Canberra to NBN Co for up to AU$13.8 million, and the company looking to sell even more , should there be a change of government.
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Running time: 27 minutes, 4 seconds
Opening theme: "Ecstasy X" by Jason Shaw, CC3.0
Closing theme: "Skyroads" by Pierlo, CC3.0
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