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Friday, 9th November 2007

LATEST HEADLINES

IT companies flag $50M of IT opportunities and $250,000 of scholarships for Aussies

Around than $50 million worth of Australian IT jobs and $250,000 scholarships are on offer in the next twelve months, a consortium of ICT vendors including IBM, Microsoft, CSC and KPMG announced at the ACS Foundation’s ‘Great IT Jobs Debate’.

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	Touchbase eyes expansion after growth surge
	Online businesses booming thanks to Web 2.0
	Revolution online money transfer
	T-Mobile hedges its bets with iPhone and Android
	Six days later, 90 percent of servers back up
	MySpace hacked, exploits target Alicia Keys' page and others
	Former DuPont scientist sentenced for trade secret theft
	Security worries leave federal IT personnel sleep deprived
	Industry heavyweights ride out for net neutrality
	Enterprises struggle with social network bans
	Microsoft spending US$1B on new data centers

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).

Software
Father of web 2.0 slams Google OpenSocial
Tim O'Reilly, the father of the term 'web 2.0', has denounced Google's OpenSocial as "boring" and a "full blown disappointment"..

Internet
Senators battle over latest OECD broadband ranking
The Federal Government has used the latest OECD international broadband rankings report as a campaign tool to leverage its existing broadband policy two weeks before the November 24 election.

Security
Web banking risk down to human error
The vast majority of internet banking users are not taking even basic steps to protect themselves online, according to a new study..

Hardware
AMD hit with birth-defect lawsuit over Fab chemical exposure
AMD and a regional medical association have been accused of being responsible for birth defects allegedly caused by chemicals in its Austin, Texas Fab. A 16 year old youth who was born with a missing lower right arm and lifelong cognitive deficits filed a lawsuit yesterday over the incident in Travis County District Court.

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
ICT 2007/08: Frost & Sullivan Round-tables	Hilton, Sydney	16/11/2007
Virtualisation Masterclass	Crowne Plaza, Darling Harbour	12/12/2007
Evaluating and Refining Classification Schemes	Sydney	03/12/2007

Products

Solaris 10 OS

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