EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Foxtel has unveiled a video download service with 400 hours of content from across its channels.

But it seems ISPs are lukewarm, at best, on unmetering access to it. And Mac and Linux users also have reason to feel left out.

Don't miss our online webinar this Thursday at midday, "Twitter for IT Managers", where you'll hear from Fake Stephen Conroy about how you can make Twitter work for your business. Register here.

-- Ry Crozier

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