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Twitter chief's embarrassing DM fail

It seems even the higher-ups at Twitter sometimes send a message public when it was meant for one pair of eyes only.

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How your job could soon vanish thanks to the cloud

The cloud is great for data analysis and product testing, bad for middle managers.

Quentin Hardy | Technology has been accused of making many a job disappear, on the production line or in the accounting office. And it is not done yet.

Victim of extreme trolling: Morgan Stanley banker settles with Google

Daniel Hegglin has received an 'exceptional' amount of internet abuse.

Jeremy Hodges and Aoife White | A former Morgan Stanley banker has settled his suit with Google over "vile" comments on the internet.

Far Cry 4 review: mountains and madness

Antagonist: The psychotic Pagan Min is fantastically acted but he can't save some of the game's narrative issues.

Tim Biggs | This versatile, surprising open-world shooter set in the Himalayas has lofty ambitions and achieves nearly all of them.

Fitness tracking data in courts – persuasive, but not conclusive

There's a range of issues that self-trackers, legal professionals and others will need to consider when tracker data is used as evidence.

Suneel Jethani, Angela Daly | Beyond simply counting steps, fitness tracking technology creates personal black boxes that archive everything we do.

Serial: murder, mystery and the science of memory

Amanda Barnier 7:24pm | Can you recall what you were doing last Wednesday between 2.15pm and 2.36pm? Where were you? What did you see? Who did you talk to?

CSIRO: Australia's under-resourced biosecurity puts country at risk

Known threat: The varroa mite could severely hit European honey bee populations.

BRIDIE SMITH 12:15am | A CSIRO report says Australia's biosecurity is at risk from "the efficiency era", which could hit the country's ability to protect itself.

Sony denies PlayStation was hacked

Matthew Codd 5:06pm | Hacker group claims to have published details for thousands of PlayStation Network.

Fujitsu to push its own hardware into Australian data centres

Fujitsu is planning to sell its own hardware into service contracts.

Stuart Corner 12:15am | Company is preparing to ramp up its hardware business, planning to supply its own equipment in client data centres.

Canberra scientists scoop up Academy of Science awards

ANU Associate Professor Kylie Catchpole has won the inaugural John Booker Medal in Engineering Science.

EMMA KELLY 11:45pm | An engineering science researcher pioneering cheaper and more efficient solar energy is among nine Canberra winners.

Canberra payphones converted to Wi-Fi hotspots in Telstra trial

MARK SAWA 1:05pm | Hotspots are part of Telstra's 'ambitious' plan to launch a national network of payphone Wi-Fi.

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