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  • Australians obsessed with planking, cyclones and the census: Facebook

    Each year, millions of people post on Facebook to share what's important to them, discuss world events, or just goof off with their friends. With more than 800 million people connected around the globe on Facebook news about the world's triumphs and tragedies – as well as the latest – spread fast.

  • Search engines ruin our memory, make us smarter

    By now you've probably heard that Google and other search engines are making us think differently. Columbia University researcher Betsy Sparrow said we are remembering less information if it is readily available online, but we are remembering where we can find that information on the Internet.

  • Twitter Local Trends: What's the tweet in your area?

    People logging on to their Twitter accounts this morning found a new feature waiting for them.

  • Twitter Trends goes local

    Australians will have to wait for the newly-hatched Twitter Local Trends feature - which went live overnight - to come down under.

  • Top Twitter trends for 2009

    As social search starts to come into its own, Twitter has released the top trends for 2009.

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    Optus chief outlines telco "megatrends"

    Optus chief executive, Paul O’Sullivan, has flagged Optus’ vision of the "megatrends" that will drive the elecommunications industry. Detailing his view in a speech to the Committee for Economic Development Australia (CEDA), O’Sullivan said there was an explosion in bandwidth happening across all the major communications technologies.

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