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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Kathryn Small | November 14, 2008

According to an internal memo leaked to iTnews, the CEPU - the union representing many Telstra staff - will start recruiting staff for the Optus-led Terria consortium, and publicly declared its support for Terria in a statement.

By Iain Thomson | November 14, 2008

Three of the world's biggest LCD manufacturers have admitted taking part in a huge price-fixing conspiracy to drive up the price of their products.

By Ian Williams | November 14, 2008

The amount of malware being punted around the internet is growing at an exponential rate, and traditional locally-based protection applications will soon buckle under the strain, web security firm F-Secure has warned.

By Sylvie Barak | November 14, 2008

Microsoft unleashed its latest range of enterprise-class server technologies for medium and small businesses yesterday, claiming it would give firms a competitive boost and help cut costs.

By Ry Crozier | November 13, 2008

HP, Fujitsu and IBM have topped one of the world's first in-depth studies into the actual green credentials of ICT suppliers, as many of their counterparts were publicly named and shamed for their lack of action or refusing to even participate.

By Rosalie Marshall | November 14, 2008

Google has enhanced its enterprise search offering to allow businesses to incorporate new pages into web site search results more quickly.

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