The news marks a big blow for news publishers in Australia. But will users actually care?

Do you have more friends than Wendy? There's only one way to find out!

The online ad market just keeps on growing.

True Crime pods certainly more lucrative than any advice from self-confessed finance gurus.

AI at fault for explosion of dodgy-looking websites according to DoubleVerify.

Spotify seemingly wanting to take over your life, not just your music taste.

Has your employer genuinely changed your life? Or just added to the drudgery. Read enviously here.

TikTok and Adobe join forces on new AI assistant. God help our For You pages.

Quite what Elon considers a "premium content creator" to be remains to be seen. But we're betting it's not good.

Yahoo releases new market research tool. Market surprised to hear the firm's still going.

It's good news for the industry. Even better news for coffee shops near offices.

After killing the dial-a-cab industry in metro areas, Uber returns to save riders from itself.

WLT reminds readers that AI images can be easily spotted by checking the number of digits on a subject's hand.

Snap really can't seem to catch a break, now reporting six straight quarters of flat or negative growth.

Unlike one of Marty Scorsese's films, this ad has a mercifully short running time.

While everyone frets the about AI apocalypse, Google is making the lives of performance marketing execs easier.

It seems we're only starting to scratch the surface of AI's failings.

We had our money on incessant pop-ups. But that might be a result of our browsing habits.

X showed a remarkable willingness to block access to the images. If only it could do the same with Nazis.

AI skills gap in Australia? Considering we thought this op-ed was initially talking about a guy called Al, it seems so.

Karl Marx must be spinning in his grave looking at these numbers.

WLT still patiently awaiting the Squarespace x Suge Knight collection.

Google Pixel becomes the Official Camera of the Aus Open. Nikon & Canon asks umpire to review.

Netflix remains coy about the cost of an ad on the "Are you still watching screen?"

Fed up of your job? You're certainly not alone.

Ironically, greasy fingers from fried chicken are likely to impair gaming performance.

Great news for stressed video editors. Terrible news for editors looking to bunk off work for the afternoon.

This credential stuffing attack serves as a great excuse for drinking an entire slab and spending $60 on burritos.

YouTube denies doing thing that protects its business model against its business model's greatest threat.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Though, ironically, Apple's repair policy is just don't fix it.

That's right, the clock is ticking! And, if 2023 was anything to go by, you really don't want to miss this year!

Colantuono grabs SAP's top job in ANZ. Says she can't wait to try out her new designated parking space.

Credential stuffing might be the lowest form of hacking. But people love sarcasm and that's the lowest form of wit.

Landmark research finds that gamers want to play games, not watch ads.

We don't expect this new hire to start ripping up the rulebook. Though we kind of hope he does...