There’s still more work to do, to ensure female candidates have a decent shot at challenging and fulfilling roles, says AVEVA director of sales, Pacific, Christine McNamara in this op-ed. Who thinks Australia is doing ok, when it comes to evening up the scales in the historically male-dominated world of IT. Women comprise 29 per […]

Snap Inc. has announced a host of new hires across its team in Australia, including Dina Bailey as ANZ agency lead. Lead image: L to R – Dina Bailey, Bethany Rao-Davies, Sarah Ding, Rob Fitzpatrick, Tony, Daniel King, Elise Keeling The new hires include Dina Bailey, ANZ agency lead; Daniel King, senior client partner; and […]

X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, has been kicked out of Australia’s code for managing misinformation and disinformation online due to its lack of response to user complaints during the Voice to Parliament referendum. Lead image; Linda Yaccarino, CEO, X Twitter and subsequently X, had been a signatory to the Australian Code of Practice […]

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that Leonardo.Ai, an Australian generative artificial intelligence (generative AI) content production platform, is creating 4.5 million new images daily on the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud. Since launching in December 2022, Leonardo.Ai’s users have generated more than 700 million images and trained more than 400,000 custom generative […]

Bezos also expected to unload a boatload of Amazon shares. He needs to pay for his superyacht somehow, after all.

Despite the pejorative name, "Lazy girl jobs" are about exposing toxic workplaces. Apparently.

Amazon failing to answer the age old question: Is it actually a bargain if you don't need it?

It could be worse for Linda, she could work at OpenAI.

At this rate, Dalla-Camina will be running out of mantlepiece space to store all her trophies.

The ever-delightful Gina Rinehart has taken aim at Zuck. We can hear him quaking from California.

Were you as confused as we were during the OpenAI saga? Here's the lowdown on all the comings and goings.

Ex-CMO Mel Hopkins defends Bayer Rosmarin on LinkedIn following the outage. Once her internet came back, that is.

Aussie women are relying on social media for news, when they should be relying on Women Leading Tech.

A two-for-one here with a good look at the new iPhone and MacBook Air & getting to flunk off work for four minutes.

WLT chats with Synergy Effect's co-founder Hirst to about how tech has changed events forever in the wake of COVID.

After a mauling in the Senate last week, Bayer Rosmarin calls it quits at Optus.

Remember when everyone was shouting about teaching kids to code? Turns out no-code is all the rage now.

It's been an auspicious week for Satya Nadella but a decidedly inauspicious week for Sundar Pichai.

It's an interesting approach from Bayer Rosmarin here. But, in fairness, what else could she have said?

Hear that? It's the sound of furrowed brows being wiped and glasses clinking at The Trade Desk's offices.

Spotify & Captify join forces to support musicians. Here's hoping Shopify joins to give us the -ify trifecta.

Trying times can make for unusual bedfellows but we certainly didn't have this one on the cards!

In a crushing blow to silent movie buffs, Canva is rolling out freely available music on its platform.

WLT award winner Tran is helping consumers manage their money - support we desperately need in the editorial team!

AI could be transformative for retailers. Though they'll still rely on teenagers to stack the shelves.

WLT investigating digital's dirty secret here. WLT's only dirty secret is a penchant for midnight Tim Tams.

It's a good week for almost everyone in the WLT index with Appen & Nvidia setting the pace.

This support for regional newsrooms is commendable. Whether there are any journos left to support is another matter.

This new partnership addresses a very real and very sad issue online.

Meta's attempt to put the election misinformation cat back in the bag is certainly admirable.

Have you ever had a crap day at work? Spare a thought for the team at Optus over the last 24 hours.

GiveTree's charitable mission was noble. Its CEO, however, was a knob.

While some are asking whether everyone needs a degree, WLT's editorial team wonder how on earth we finished ours.

Shares in Tinder and Hinge's parent company dropped 15 per cent this week - are we doomed to be lonely & broke?

Minister Ed Husic jets off to England to hear about AI. Clearly, he hadn't had his fill during SXSW Sydney.

Atlassian's acquisition adventures continues as it picks up this tiny Melbourne firm.