Foxtel stories - Page 2

Nvidia’s Shield TV is easily a recommended Android TV solution, especially if you are a PC gamer and want to easily play your games on the lounge TV.

The Awards celebrate women’s achievement in the tech industry, and aims to ensure that women are part of history, not forgotten.

Vodafone New Zealand's Sharina Nisha nominated for Women Leading Tech Awards in Australia, the only Kiwi on the finalist list.

Fox Sports has enhanced Monty, its AI-driven cricket wicket predictor, offering fans sharper, more accurate predictions this Test season.

Ogrin joined amaysim in 2013 and has served as CEO since 2015, which is prior to amaysim listing as a public company.

Creative Content Australia (CCA) launches biggest crackdown on media piracy, with 65 piracy sites already blocked.

Randstad has named Australia’s most attractive employers for job seekers that are using the recruitment company to find work.

Two talent management software providers on both sides of the Tasman are joining forces and becoming one company in order to grow across Asia Pacific.

Xero changed its recruitment tactics for senior executives earlier this year after the departure of two senior managers who weren't the right fit.

Netflix faces a heated battle for supremacy in ANZ as local giants like TVNZ, Spark, and Sky TV amp up their streaming game ahead of the global giant's launch.

NBN Co is now facing the threat of being exposed to competition by a government ideologically committed to the free market and minimal regulation.

Step inside Sky TV's secret operations: From massive diesel generators to petabyte storage, get an exclusive look at what powers NZ's largest pay-TV.

New Zealand's new online TV service Lightbox has appointed Kym Niblock, a digital media leader, as its managing director.

Australia's NBN fibre network hangs in balance as an election may halt its expansion, amidst debate over its necessity and cost.

Qantas to equip every seat with free iPads, offering 200 hours of TV and audio, outshining Virgin Australia's in-flight entertainment.

At an iSKY conference held this afternoon, the broadcaster revealed its intentions to launch its platform on the popular home-gaming consoles.

Foxtel teams up with Xbox LIVE to stream channels in Australia, challenging Sony’s PS3 MUBI app. Launch details yet to come.