The Dallas Buyers Club LLC victory over iiNet is a landmark for Australian law, but with the incoming three strikes piracy framework, will those targeted by it be the unluckiest downloaders down under? Adam takes a close look at HBO Now, not launching in Australia any time soon. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s announced the Surface 3, but Alex isn’t sure who it’s for.
Vertical Hold is the joint effort of Australian technology journalists Alex Kidman and Adam Turner.
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