Joel Burgess

The Australian government aims to impose new goods and services tax on foreign games, software and entertainment bought online.

TPG upped the $1.4 billion cash price, arranged in March, to match the M2 group's share based offer last week.

Periscope has only been operational for a little over a month, but it's already excelling at something, piracy.

The quest to takeover iiNet received a second bid today sparking a 12 per cent surge in iiNet share prices.

Based on a recent surge in Google searches for "VPN" in Australia, piracy may become harder to trace.

What will happen to those 4,726 account holders linked to piracy of the Dallas Buyers Club?

Today, Australian phone service provider Amaysim announced that it will be switching its network from 3G to the Optus 4G Plus network.

HTC has confirmed it will unleash its latest flagship, the HTC One M9 in Australia on the 24th of March.

Video games are big business, and are getting bigger every year. In 2014, $2.46 billion worth of games were sold in Australia.

Between June and December last year, the Australian streaming and DVD service Quickflix, was operating at a loss of $8.6 million, more than doubling its loss from the previous quarter.

Aussies will be able to get their hands on a number of new phones following the Mobile World Conference next week. Microsoft, HTC, Samsung and Motorola all throw phones into the ring.

As of today, the popular music streaming service Pandora will be available on Xbox One consoles across Australia.

Industry codes look to catch little fish in Australian copyright infringement

Following the launch of the Presto Entertainment last week, Stan has confirmed it will be the next key player in the subscription VOD market in Australia, opening the doors to the service on Monday.

Fetch TV subscribers are due for a sudden change in entertainment as the company is completely overhauling the channels in its Entertainment package.

UPDATED The NBN is one of the largest infrastructure projects Australia has ever seen. Here's everything you need to know.

It may be 'faster' to connect it to households but what about the internet speed?

If the premium price tag was stripped away, would more Australians buy films online? This is just what Ezyflix.TV is attempting to test.