TODAY ON ITNEWS
Internet
Wikipedia removes ACMA-censored link
By
Brett Winterford
| March 19, 2009
Editors at Wikipedia have removed a link to an ACMA-blacklisted web site that sat uncontested for over 24 hours in the main body of ACMA's Wikipedia entry.
Hardware
IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems - sources
By
Ritsuko Ando
| March 19, 2009
IBM is in talks to buy Sun Microsystems in a move that could bolster the technology giant against rivals in the high-end computer server and software markets, sources with knowledge of the matter said.
Software
QUT Silverlight fruits seeded in syllabus
By
Ry Crozier
| March 19, 2009
Silverlight tools that help researchers make sense of complex genome data and patterns are being included in the advanced bioinformatics syllabus at the Queensland University of Technology.
Security
Privacy group slams Google's cloud services
By
Rosalie Marshall
| March 19, 2009
The non-profit Electronic Privacy Information Center (Epic) has filed a complaint with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) about the security standards of Google's cloud computing services.
Business
Aussie start-ups to get $83m boost
By
Staff writers
| March 18, 2009
Federal Innovation Minister Kim Carr has announced the Federal Government will offer $83 million in funding to early-stage start-up companies.
Internet
Consumers want unrestricted Internet access - survey
By
Staff Writers
| March 19, 2009
Nine in 10 people expect their Internet service providers to offer open and unrestricted access to the Web, a survey showed on Wednesday.
Software
MIX09: Microsoft adds new features to Virtual Earth
By
Rosalie Marshall
| March 19, 2009
Microsoft has announced it is opening up its Virtual Earth offering to let businesses add imagery, video or written material to locations on a map.
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