October 18th, 2012 
Chris Griffith FACEBOOK has announced global pages, an advertising feature that lets a page display different languages in different countries. View the original post
October 18th, 2012 Chris Griffith AUSTRALIA is about to witness a flood of new tablet computers. View the original post
Welcome to my website. I write for The Australian newspaper. About me. Read the latest technology news from The Australian. Or read our latest gadget reviews.
Australian investments firm Charter Pacific Corporation that claims Apple breached patents implementing Touch-ID and Face-ID is warning it will target several other smartphone makers & even banks
https://bit.ly/3aRnjYB #AppleNews
Written jointly with the lovely Victoria Laurie: Anti-vaxxer candidates are contesting every seat in the March West Aust. election as activists seize on the COVID-19 immunisation rollout. They are using their Facebook sites to undermine faith in vaccines https://bit.ly/3bBDNTN
A week ago Facebook wouldn't pay for news in Australia, now it will spend $1bn over three years on news globally. Meanwhile the Australian bargaining code that sparked this debate has passed in the Senate and will soon be law (from WSJ) https://bit.ly/3kwU2FX #facebooknewsban
Exclusive: Eftpos has announced a QR code payments system that it will test this year and roll out in 2022 https://bit.ly/2ZPdaFi @eftposAust #payments #commerce #eftpos
Facebook’s agreement to pay for news is good, but its relations with the Australian public is scarred, writes @chris_griffith
https://bit.ly/3bxr8kT
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