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Thursday, 8th November 2007

Latest headlines

Modern killers turn to video to get message out

The posting on YouTube of a clip announcing a school shooting in Finland before it happened shows how self-shot videos have become the favoured means for modern killers wanting to get their message across. ... Read More >>

	Web 2.0 to 'revolutionise' the workplace
	Boffins automate silicon chip debugging
	Cancer-busters tap into grid computing
	IBM creates video game for budding entrepreneurs
	Microsoft rolls out Web services to link to Windows
	Nonprofit group starts making low-cost laptops
	Microsoft details 'Centro' mid-size business software suite
	HP readies wireless access point for small enterprises
	Apple patches QuickTime holes, Microsoft warns of Macrovision driver flaw
	Attackers target Windows DRM flaw
	Sony tests seven-layer holographic disc

Most read articles

Software
Nevermind Google Earth, here’s the NSW Department of Lands
If you are after hi-resolution images of NSW forget Google Earth and instead try out the NSW Department of Lands’ new Spatial Information Exchange (SIX).

Hardware
Super-magnet sheds light on semiconductors
US researchers have demonstrated a revolutionary magnet design that could literally shed new light on nanoscience and semiconductor research..

Jobs Centre
Microsoft fires its CIO after investigation
Microsoft has fired its chief information officer, Stuart Scott, the company said in a short statement Tuesday.

Telecommunications
Internode wants Telstra 'rejects' to trial Naked DSL
Internode is calling on Telstra rejects to trial its new “Naked DSL” broadband service which frees customers from the need to pay line rental by offering ADSL2+ broadband and a broadband phone service over a standard copper line.

Software
File-sharing pirates attempt new software standard
A Swedish Web site that promotes trading of pirated movies is developing a new software standard for Internet downloads in a move that could make it easier to swap media files, which is illegal in many countries.

Events

Event Name	Location	Date
How a Server will benefit your business	North Ryde, Sydney	29/11/2007
NICTA Big Picture Seminar: Bruce Esplin "ICT Critical for Emergency Management"	Brown Th / Lvl 1 / Bldg 193 (Dept. of Electrical Engineering) / Melbourne University 3010	14/11/2007
Securing Your Business In An Insecure World: WatchGuard Security Seminar	The Westin Hotel, Sydney	09/11/2007
ICT 2007/08: Frost & Sullivan Round-tables	Hilton, Sydney	16/11/2007
Virtualisation Masterclass	Crowne Plaza, Darling Harbour	12/12/2007

Products

Solaris 10 OS

Solaris 10 OS ... read more »

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