Pamela Connellan

These days in our socially distanced world, video conferencing has become the standard for communication. Whether it’s for workplace meetings or social gatherings, people got creative when they were told to stay home and video conferencing with Zoom became the norm. But now we need to know how to edit and work with the videos […]

You could ask the question – is anyone left in LA? It doesn’t seem like it because the list of Hollywood A-listers packing their bags and heading to Australia just keeps getting longer. We’ve just heard Jennifer Lawrence will be here next month to shoot a reboot of the Fantastic Four franchise – and both […]

The COVID-19 vaccine is rolling out today here in Australia but watch out because there’s likely to be an ‘avalanche’ of spam related to the new vaccine as this is what happened in the UK, according to Jacqueline Jayne, Security Awareness Advocate for KnowBe4. Jayne says when an event like this happens, it’s only a […]

What’s streaming… The 2021 Golden Globes are on Sunday 28th February which means we can watch them here in Australia around noon the next day which is March 1st. But be prepared – these Golden Globes are going to be different to any previous ceremonies because with all the COVID-19 restrictions in place, most of […]

This morning, Facebook has stopped Australians from sharing or viewing news stories in a retaliatory move after the government brought in a Media Bargaining law which endeavours to make the social media giant pay for news content. Facebook announced this decision to block Australian users from viewing or sharing Australian or international news content on […]

With working from home now the ‘new normal’ for many of us, a new report from PowWowNow reveals the 20 most productive podcasts to listen to in 2021 so you can sit back, relax and learn in your free time. To create the list, PowWowNow scoured the iTunes podcast library, focusing on categories relating to […]

This week, we’re celebrating the 75th anniversary of ENIAC day – the day the first all-electronic programmable computer was unveiled. Interestingly, many of us may not realise there was a group of pioneering women who helped with the invention and led the programming of this device. It all happened in 1943 when the war was […]

It turns out Australians are experts when it comes to embracing Alexa’s funny side. Known for our self-deprecating humour, it comes as no surprise that we’re asking Alexa for insults four times more than we’re asking for compliments. Not only that, novelty skills like Pickachu Talk, Ask for a Fart and Bark Like a Dog, […]

Framing Britney Spears – the New York Times’ documentary about Britney Spears is streaming on Hulu… The documentary covers the #FreeBritney movement and the whole story of her rise and fall from fame. The role the media played as well as the general public is also examined – making it all a fascinating film to […]

After a year of closed borders and other restrictions there are now some great new ways to watch the first Grand Slam of the year – the Australian Open. Sure, spectators are still watching from the stadium but the numbers have been reduced due to COVID. So as well as being able to watch the […]