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iiNet accuses Govt of gaming data retention debate 
Telco/ISP
iiNet accuses Govt of gaming data retention debate
By Ry Crozier | Sep 6, 2012 | Comment Now 
Is current costly proposal merely an ambit claim?
 
Tax Office to probe IT manager expense claims 
Finance
Tax Office to probe IT manager expense claims
By Ry Crozier | Jul 19, 2012 | Comment Now 
Eyes average claims of $2750.
 
Rackspace opposes local web host trademark 
Storage
Rackspace opposes local web host trademark
By Ry Crozier | Jul 5, 2011 | Comment Now 
Buys time.
 
Cisco settles dodgy price claim for $52m 
Networking
Cisco settles dodgy price claim for $52m
By Liam Tung | Sep 9, 2010 | Comment Now 
Latest US DOJ scalp.
 
Optus-Telstra damages spat goes another round 
Telco/ISP
Optus-Telstra damages spat goes another round
By Ry Crozier | Aug 26, 2010 | Comment Now 
Search terms to interrogate archives database.
 
Wikileaks: We were tipped off by Australian intelligence 
Oddware
Wikileaks: We were tipped off by Australian intelligence
Aug 24, 2010 | Comment Now 
Claims to be a victim of smear campaign.
 
Optus to dredge Telstra archives for compensation claim 
Telco/ISP
Optus to dredge Telstra archives for compensation claim
By Ry Crozier | Aug 4, 2010 | Comment Now 
A case so old, judges are dying to finish it.
 
Exetel seeks out-of-court Telstra settlement 
Telco/ISP
Exetel seeks out-of-court Telstra settlement
By Ry Crozier | Mar 30, 2010 | Comment Now 
Deceptive conduct claim stood over.
 
AFACT “struggling” to make a case: iiNet 
Telco/ISP
AFACT “struggling” to make a case: iiNet
By Ry Crozier | Jun 10, 2009 | Comment Now 
ISP iiNet has dismissed claims by the film industry that it is stalling their landmark battle in the Federal Court, accusing AFACT of “struggling to get their case together”.
 
Feds claim right to laptops 
Security
Feds claim right to laptops
By Shaun Nichols | Aug 2, 2008 | Comment Now 
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will continue to allow its agents to seize notebook computers and retain the devices indefinitely.
 
Scientists claim warp drive is technically possible 
Hardware
Scientists claim warp drive is technically possible
By Iain Thomson | Jul 30, 2008 | Comment Now 
A research paper has suggested that a warp drive capable of moving a craft at faster than light speed could indeed be possible.
 
Rudd retreats from Communications Fund raid, claim Libs 
Telco/ISP
Rudd retreats from Communications Fund raid, claim Libs
By Lilia Guan | Jun 18, 2008 | Comment Now 
The Federal Government has backpedalled on its bite into the Federal Communications Fund, according to Opposition claims.
 
MIT engineers claim fuel cell breakthrough 
Hardware
MIT engineers claim fuel cell breakthrough
May 19, 2008 | Comment Now 
A group of engineers at MIT has developed a new type of membrane for one type of fuel cell which they claim could improve power output by more than 50 percent..
 
Nasa shoots down schoolboy asteroid claim 
Oddware
Nasa shoots down schoolboy asteroid claim
By Iain Thomson | Apr 18, 2008 | Comment Now 
Nasa has stated that the odds of the Earth being hit by an asteroid in 2036 have not been reduced, despite earlier reports..
 
Researchers claim solar cell breakthrough 
Hardware
Researchers claim solar cell breakthrough
By Robert Jaques | Mar 4, 2008 | Comment Now 
An international research collaboration has developed a technology that could dramatically improve the efficiency of solar cells..
 
Chinese video site denies piracy claim 
Software
Chinese video site denies piracy claim
By Simon Burns | Nov 27, 2007 | Comment Now 
One of China's largest pay-per-view video websites has been hit with piracy lawsuits from five major US film companies..
 
US boffins claim graphics processing breakthrough 
Software
US boffins claim graphics processing breakthrough
By Robert Jaques | Aug 14, 2007 | Comment Now 
US computer scientists have developed a technique that allows the generation of highly complex images like smoke-filled bars and smog-choked cityscapes without the computational...
 
Spammers claim 'Life is beautiful'  
Security
Spammers claim 'Life is beautiful'
Jul 30, 2007 | Comment Now 
Spammers have launched a widespread malicious spam campaign which contains a ZIP attachment to a so-called screensaver.
 
Salesforce stakes claim to 'platform as a service' 
Software
Salesforce stakes claim to 'platform as a service'
By Shaun Nichols | Jul 18, 2007 | Comment Now 
Users can develop new apps for Salesforce on-demand enterprise service.
 
Japanese boffins claim ultraviolet breakthrough 
Hardware
Japanese boffins claim ultraviolet breakthrough
By Simon Burns | Jul 16, 2007 | Comment Now 
Better optical disks, light sources and flat-panel displays.
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