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• Printer warranty stoush
• Winners, grinners and sinners at Penton IT&T Awards
• LAN Systems retrenches 10 staff
• Telstra standardises on Linux, Unix
• Worldcom, SEC settlement approved
• EDS targets bite-sized deals
• Books are clean says CA
• Office developer goes large on IP phones
• ITG boss splits for Zuji
• 2003 IT jobs boost – survey
• IBM unveils spanking tech centre
• Christmas tickle for thin tills
• Shorter and Shorter: Enterasys Oz reprises night watchman
• Microsoft Oz ponders SMB licensing changes
• Patent suit puts $23 million in motion
• Novell loss narrows
• Cisco options cause bottom line blowout
• SkynetGlobal offers suck-it-and-see WiFi
• Adelaide to score in EDS Operation Best Shore
• HP prints profits
• Japan mulls Linux for seats in Government
• AMD hammers bottom line
• Microsoft updates Visual Studio .NET
• KAZ opens Honkers digs
• Westan goes NAS
• Macromedia flashes HQ to Singapore
• Nvidia jumps on speedy new chip
• IBM to regain supercomputer speed lead
• AT&T grows it alone
• Damaged cables could cost Telstra $110M
• Partner sales sing as Sun puts channel in spotlight
• Xerox runs off pink slips
• Comdex sucks air
• Action stations
• Office 11 sings a new note
• Telstra fills DSL holes
• If you build it, we will come, says Vodafone
• Feds launch online gossip channel
• Stand by your brand
• Syntropy pair give XML a voice
• Windows, Office, stem Microsoft losses
• Roxio downloads Napster assets
• Dell brings home Q3 bacon
• WA pumps cash into tech needy K-12 schools
• AMP hits outsourcing trail
• ATO launches jumbo XP upgrade
• Telstra’s back end to burn churn
• WorldCom renews government contract but Asia jobs go
• Leaving Las Vegas?
• ATUG blows kisses at Estens
• Three gig chip can walk and chew gum at same time
• ANU signs up for massive IP telephony deal
• MS debuts IM for enterprise
• Comcast nabs AT&T in monster US cable deal
• ERG ejects from ECard
• Vodafone plugs subscriber leak
• Content to share, Optus charges pay TV market
• Optus iTV to linger in limbo
• ACCC green lights Foxtel-Optus deal
• ViewSonic puts wireless screens on display
• Gates’ US$400m Indian software boost
• RIM pumps the pink slips
• Microsoft covets accounting market
• Chambers reveals bulging inventory
• Fiorina to fly solo
• Microsoft puts Longhorn on the desktop, Blackcomb on the server
• De Castro decamps from AOL
• Bait ad rap “bullshit” says Gerry Harvey
• 3Com patent win a US$15M sting for Intel
• HP prints more money for channel
• TNZ’s Theresa ticks off Telstra
• Salesforce.com a comer
• Gartner’s “real time” enterprises to lay off millions
• WorldCom turns a deeper shade of red
• Workstations show signs of life
• Palm to expand hardware base
• Oracle sees sunnier 2003
• HN execs cop ACCC’s ire
• ANZ hits eLearning market
• Schoolies week for Acer: $30 million in education deals
• Primus to pump Telstra GSM
• Microsoft names three wise anti-trust monkeys
• Getronics to cull 1400
• Opera site hits sour note
• Digiland loses Epson “gold” status
• Quantum mulls channel changes
• Symantec fixes Norton email flaw
• ACA told to act on internet dumping
• Estens gives Telstra a passing grade
• AMD hones axe
• Sendo drops Microsoft for Nokia
• NSW wants more biz intelligence
• Aspect scores $3.5M Orion simulator deal
• New boss for Microsoft Oz
• Bank’s big switch to IP
• Decade old Optus sniffs at break even
• Tablet let out of bottle
• Broadband boost fails to stop Pacific subscriber slide
• Optus' interactive TV dinner stays frozen
• Cisco up but outlook flat
• Corel slashes 22 percent of workforce
• Motorola pumps India presence
• Intel backs Q4 forecast
• Spy scandal rocks Ericsson
• Microsoft, BT sign broadband pact
• Shares on hold as SEATS falls over
• Symantec seeks security at big end of town
• Privacy Commissioner gets tough
• New Tel kills DigiPlus acquisition
• Dataquest: PC growth
• Fresh charges hit WorldCom
• Moody’s big Telstra turn-off
• Microsoft ahead on points in Netscape stoush
• New Melbourne IT chief hungry for offshore revenue
• E-learning contract to snip St George training costs
• Riskier business
• Microsoft holds the line on dividends
• Qantas to shift data centre
• Nokia takes on Nintendo
• Dell to slash PDA pricing
• Europeans to continue Microsoft pursuit
• IBM thinks back to the future
• Smile, you’re on Canberra camera
• ACA targets Telstra over COTs claim
• Optus’ video punt
• Powerlan offers Clarity in Sri Lanka
• HDS gets new head
• Sun wants appeal of Microsoft ruling
• ICANN rewrites its rule book
• Judge orders Intel to pay Intergraph $150M
• HP guns for Cisco in A-Pac networking play
• NSW Fair Trading wants detective software
• Victoria wants grunt for gene research boxes