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The Catholic Education Office of Canberra is exploring a possible internet content filter that could be used by 1,600 schools nationwide.

Also today, a cautionary tale on how social engineering can fool your IT helpdesk, an energy-efficient computing algorithm and the latest on the HP CEO resignation scandal.

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Liz Tay | August 09, 2010

ISP-level filter unnecessary in archdiocese's plans.

By Nate Cochrane | August 09, 2010

Australia's top social hacker warns operators when to say "no".

By Brett Winterford | August 09, 2010

Researchers study more efficient ways of scheduling enterprise workloads.

By Gabriel Madway | August 09, 2010

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By Brett Winterford | August 09, 2010

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By Staff Writer | August 09, 2010

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