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Australia wants IT professionals 
By Angelica Mari | Jul 7, 2009
Priority visas for UK citizens.
 
Opinion: Five steps to achieving your e-commerce goals  
By Forrester Research | Jul 7, 2009
Brian Walker of Forrester Research gives his top tips for ensuring e-commerce success.
 
Windows 7 rumoured ready for manufacturing 
By Daniel Robinson | Jul 7, 2009
Sometime in the next week?
 
BT staff offered a year off on 25 per cent pay 
By Rosalie Marshall | Jul 7, 2009
New "flexible" working packages.
 
McAfee glitch causes havoc for IT admins 
By Ian Williams | Jul 7, 2009 | 1 Comment 
VirusScan update generates false positives.
 
Microsoft's Bing search wins share from Google 
By Staff Writers | Jul 6, 2009
Perennial number two Yahoo also gains.
 
NICTA GiFi chip takes a gong 
By Staff writers | Jul 6, 2009
High-speed indoor data transfers a reality.
 
$62m smart building for RMIT 
By Staff writers | Jul 6, 2009
Computer systems contribute to green rating.
 
Basslink lights up with commercial traffic 
By Ry Crozier | Jul 6, 2009
Calls for second independent cable.
 
Vale Internode Unwired customers 
By Ry Crozier | Jul 6, 2009
But WiMAX offers Lazarus hope.
 
Telemarketers heed watchdog's call 
By Staff writers | Jul 6, 2009
Regulator jolts industry with $300,000 in fines.
 
Global standardisation delivers benefits at UPS  
By Angelica Mari | Jul 6, 2009
Outgoing IT director speaks.
 
British spy chief's cover blown on Facebook 
By Staff Writers | Jul 6, 2009 | 1 Comment 
Wife posts pictures on social networking site.
 
Budget limitations stall mobile CRM strategies 
By Rosalie Marshall | Jul 6, 2009
Supporting devices costs too much.
 
Aussie firm sells Twitter followers 
By Phil Muncaster | Jul 6, 2009 | 1 Comment 
Buy users in several packages.
 
Red Hat beta builds on virtualisation plans 
By David Neal | Jul 6, 2009
Run unmodified 32 and 64-bit guest operating systems at the same time.
 
Oracle, Sun deal to be filed to EU in July 
By Foo Yun | Jul 4, 2009
Java licensing rights could again be an issue.
 
Bluetooth "Big Brother" tracks festival-goers 
By Antonia van | Jul 4, 2009 | 3 Comments 
Might have retail and security applications.
 
Google updates apps and blog search 
By David Neal | Jul 4, 2009
Custom templates now possible.
 
W3C accelerates HTML 5 
By Phil Muncaster | Jul 4, 2009
More focus on next version of markup language.
 
Researchers warn of critical iPhone vulnerability 
By Phil Muncaster | Jul 4, 2009
Could allow hackers to remotely execute code.
 
Quantum encrypted networks coming soon to business 
By Liz Tay | Jul 4, 2009
Prototype network unveiled.
 
Conroy opens NBNCo regulation debate 
By Staff writers | Jul 3, 2009
Part two of the regulatory reforms paper.
 
Hackers take aim at Cold Fusion 
By Shaun Nichols | Jul 3, 2009
Attacks target flaws in development tool.
 
CSIRO sells search engine 
By Staff writers | Jul 3, 2009
Funnelback in the hands of Squiz.
 
Australian code for US Coast Guard cutters 
By Staff writers | Jul 3, 2009
Smarter border patrol.
 
Enex net filter lab contract up for grabs 
By Ry Crozier | Jul 3, 2009
But no increase in spending.
 
Huawei considers Australian 4G lab 
By Ry Crozier | Jul 3, 2009
But dollars depend on demand.
 
Debian accepts Mono applications 
By Nick Farrell | Jul 3, 2009
Ignores Stallman's warning.
 
Aussie tech worker steals from virtual world 
By JaShong King | Jul 3, 2009
To pay real world debts.
 
Intel-Nokia tie takes few years to succeed 
By Staff Writers | Jul 3, 2009
Former chip chief speaks.
 
Bing searches to include Twitter results 
By David Neal | Jul 3, 2009
Small sample of "prominent" Twitterers exposed.
 
Phone tax not enough for full broadband rollout 
By Daniel Robinson | Jul 3, 2009
If UK wants 100 per cent fibre coverage.
 
Oracle launches Fusion Middleware 11g 
By Rosalie Marshall | Jul 3, 2009
But not in Australia - yet.
 
Arianespace launches "largest commercial satellite" 
By Laurent Marot | Jul 2, 2009
Communications services for US and Canada.
 
Dell developing pocket web gadget - WSJ 
By Staff Writers | Jul 2, 2009
Android device rumoured.
 
China paper says Web filter only a matter of time 
By Staff Writers | Jul 2, 2009 | 1 Comment 
Haven't heard the last of Green Dam.
 
IntraIP buys Cove 
By Staff writers | Jul 2, 2009
Plans world domination.
 
Google sees new spam players on the horizon 
By Shaun Nichols | Jul 2, 2009
Emergence of hotbeds.
 
Facebook unveils new privacy options 
By Shaun Nichols | Jul 2, 2009
Users given more control over access settings.
 
Defence outlines IT project plans 
By Ry Crozier | Jul 2, 2009
Where Australian companies will profit.
 
Airlines see unprecedented decline in IT spending 
By Angelica Mari | Jul 2, 2009
Survival mode cuts into plans.
 
Visa aims for mobile payments on four billion phones 
By Angelica Mari | Jul 2, 2009
E-commerce network to span the globe.
 
Party celebrates China web filter delay 
By Emma Graham-Harrison | Jul 2, 2009
Unexpected victory against censorship.
 
Firefox 3.5 off to a storming start 
By Iain Thomson | Jul 2, 2009
Five million downloads and counting.
 
Yahoo to build 'chicken coop' data centre 
By Iain Thomson | Jul 2, 2009
Greenest facility yet.
 
Utilities wise up to smart grids 
By Nate Cochrane | Jul 2, 2009
Power to the people?
 
Telstra mends relationship with unions 
By Staff writers | Jul 2, 2009
Positive step to an enterprise agreement.
 
Roaming phone charges to fall in EU 
By Staff Writers | Jul 1, 2009
Ruling unnecessary say carriers' association.
 
Forrester predicts worsening IT spending 
By Phil Muncaster | Jul 1, 2009
Purchases to drop by over 10 per cent globally this year.
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