Court rejects Australia Post-Digital Post Australia trademark appeal
Australia Post has struck out again, now losing its appeal against Digital Post Australia for trademark infringement.
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Pozible begins accepting Bitcoin for crowdsourced projects
The platform claims that it has seen huge demand from users wishing to make pledges in Bitcoin.
More NFC tags to hit Australia for Christmas
With the Commonwealth Bank announcing it will support NFC tags that enable contactless payments, smaller banks have now revealed that they too are completing trials and plan to expand by the end of the year.
Bitcoin exceeds $200 mark, investors worry about bubble
Bitcoin has ramped up in value in the past week, bursting through the $200 ceiling, leading many to speculate that a bubble is forming.
Vancouver to see first Bitcoin ATMs installed
Buying Bitcoins can be one of the more difficult aspects of using the currency, but Canadians will soon have life made easier for them, with five Bitcoin ATMs planned for Vancouver.
Regulation forces Tradehill Bitcoin exchange to suspend all trading
After being shut down once before in 2012, the revived Tradehill exchange is in trouble again due to 'regulatory issues'.
Coinbase drops merchant fees for first $1 million Bitcoin orders
Already considered to be cheaper in terms of fees than other currencies, businesses now have another reason to accept Bitcoins as a payment choice.
ICANN unsure if gTLDs will make the internet more confusing
As ICANN begins making its initial approvals of generic top-level domain names, it has admitted that it can't predict whether it will make life easier for users or simply more confusing.
Bitcoin value stumbles amid DDoS attacks, Instawallet breach
After seeing its value increase exponentially during the first quarter of 2013, Bitcoin's growth spurt appears to be stumbling amid news of denial-of-service attacks and a breach at Instawallet.
Oz govt asks users to name and shame shady app devs
A new inquiry is being launched by the federal government to name and shame mobile application developers that are engaging in shady practices to land consumers with hefty fees and subscriptions.