EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Microsoft is on the hunt for developers to realise its "Skype for Browsers" project, which could bring the VoIP platform to the likes of Chrome, Mozilla and Internet Explorer.

Also today, coal miner Anglo American breaks up a large ICT outsourcing arrangement, and NBN Co faces more questions on the issue of transparency...

-- Ry Crozier

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Liam Tung | April 17, 2012

Job ads say yes.

By Ry Crozier | April 17, 2012

Renews network portion for $213m.

By James Hutchinson | April 17, 2012

First review targets transparency.

By James Hutchinson | April 16, 2012

Analysis: Is a surveillance-free ISP possible in Australia?

By Liz Tay | April 16, 2012

To pool data from state and federal police.

By Staff Writer | April 17, 2012

Web giant says it wasn't deliberately uncooperative.

By James Hutchinson | April 17, 2012

Coalition highlights risky business.

By Staff Writer | April 16, 2012

Takes customers, network assets for $192m cash.

By Staff Writer | April 17, 2012

Google's Sergey Brin rails against state of the Internet.

By Nic Healey | April 17, 2012

A true powerhouse of a phone that puts competitors to shame.

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