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Zuora launches Zuora '17, an enterprise-grade product allowing established companies to monetise mixed revenue streams.

Reseller sales reps will find themselves with some extra cash for selling Cyberoam, after the vendor launched a cash incentive deal with a difference.

OpenText unveils subscription-based EIM services and its OpenText Core for flexible cloud solutions, meeting the rising market demand.

Zuora has hired Carla Glavonjic as its first marketing manager for Australia and New Zealand, to increase brand awareness and generate sales leads.

Every product has the potential to generate further revenue after the initial sale – through annuity streams, warranty and licence expirations, and upgrade or up-sell opportunities when the product goes end-of-life.

Video services delivered online will account for 10% of total TV and video revenues before the end of the decade.

YouTube wasted no time in realising where the future of its video sharing service was going and officially launched its mobile service in June 2007, just two short years after coming to market in 2005.

Subscribers numbered at 120 million, with two new users joining every second.

YouTube revamps homepage to highlight personal videos after feedback from users, removing less-used modules.

If you enjoy online media, such as music and video, chances are you’ll be paying for it in the near future if you want the quality stuff.

Broadband subscriptions hit more than a million in June 2009, says Statistics New Zealand.