Valve has copped a AU$3 million fine for breaching Australia’s consumer laws

Since 2014, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has been fighting a legal battle with Valve over what it believed to be breaches to the Australian Consumer Law made by the company’s online PC marketplace, Steam. Now, the High Court of Australia has upheld […]

Amazon, Netflix and studios sue subscription service over piracy

Hollywood studios usually fight piracy by chasing after software add-ons and free streaming services, with the occasional device thrown in. A paid service, however? That’s relatively rare… or at least, it has been. Amazon, Netflix and multiple Hollywood studios (including Disney, Fox, Sony, Universal and […]

Udacity tackles cybersecurity with its latest nanodegree

Responding to the talent shortage and increasing demand facing the cybersecurity industry, Udacity said that it is now developing a new nanodegree focused on security. Launched at the security industry’s RSA Conference, details about the new program (including potential partners) are still sketchy (there’s little available on […]

Milano, turisti e affari: il design conquista l’edizione record del Salone del mobile

E’ stata l’edizione record per il Salone del mobile, numeri eccezionali e soddisfazione diffusa, 434mila e 500 i visitatori alla fiera di Rho (un incremento del 26 per cento rispetto all’anno scorso) e code incredibili agli oltre mille e 200 avvenimenti del “Fuorisalone”, dalla centralissima […]