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    The Communications Council, a marketing communications industry body, has urged smartphone makers to release near field communication (NFC) capable phones in Australia in order to increase adoption of the technology and create new online marketing opportunities.

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    Australian businesses are lagging behind those in other countries in their uptake of social media to realise productivity and cost-saving benefits.

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    Virtual mobile network operator Virgin Mobile has updated its plans with new "Fair Go" caps aimed at simplifying consumer options.

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    No IT vendor's news announcement is truly complete without a couple of glowing quotes from customers; nor is any vendor conference really a success unless the company has lined up a few satisfied CIOs to talk up their strategy and products.

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