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• Glenn Archer resigns as Aus Govt CIO
• WA Premier's email server to be re-tested
• Researcher logs Android, iOS touch gestures
• Yahoo! email accounts hacked, passwords reset
• Govt moves on trans-Tasman roaming costs
• Visa urges US business to switch to embedded chips
• Govt agencies in the market for spy-proof communication
• LibreOffice steps up the fight for Microsoft users
• SPC Ardmona's 'high-tech' plans suffer setback
• Corporate USB modems open to SMS attack
• How SA's new govt CIO plans to kick big IT projects
• British govt works to break MS Office grip
• Lenovo to buy Google's Motorola Mobility
• Optus to start 2600MHz LTE trials
• Bundaberg council hires new CIO
• Department of Justice confirms hunt for Target hackers
• Vodafone claims one million 4G 'devices'
• Half of users abandon smart meter trial
• NSW prepares for expansion of ID scanner roll-out
• Software piracy hunters target cloud users
• Westpac online banking down for nine hours
• FCC takes 'dynamic' approach to internet abuse
• Hackett brings social equity focus to NBN Co
• ACMA denies shaping push for mobile internet
• IT woes the last straw for federal agency
• Apple shares drop nine percent on back of weak results
• Zeus malware re-purposed for tech support
• NBN Co's fibre "ramp-up" is pure fantasy
• Three alternatives to LogMeIn's paid service
• Vodafone to cut 600 German staff
• NZ MP wants Facebook to pay more tax or be banned
• Tech leaders recognised during Australia Day Honours
• Steggles invests in spy-grade analytics
• UK spy agency using Splunk for Facebook, YouTube data haul
• Australian customers cold on mobile payments
• Apple opens up on data requests after US govt deal
• Rackspace to bring ObjectRocket to Australia this year
• Profiting from internal partnerships
• Snowden accuses NSA of stealing business secrets
• Google bids on artificial intelligence company DeepMind
• UK knifes 'bloated and wasteful' IT deals
• Microsoft slashes Azure cloud pricing
• DoS attack hits US federal court
• Google suffers multi-nation outage
• Optus users shut out of Chinese websites
• FBI warns of further cyber attacks on retailers
• Vodafone names new CEO
• Telstra makes veiled threat to offshore R&D
• NSW Health begins hunt for new IT leader
• Microsoft posts record revenue
• NSA phone program 'lacks viable legal foundation'
• Google looking at Bitcoin Wallet integration
• Lenovo buys IBM x86 server unit for $2.6bn
• Atlas Iron warns against truck tracking trial
• Telstra expands into Indonesia
• NSW government dumps telco procurement panels
• Equinix commits US$60m to Melbourne data centre
• Hacker gets Facebook's 'keys to the kingdom'
• New Pacific cable system to be built
• AirWatch: the running start VMware needed two years ago
• Bulletproof wins new customers during ASX re-listing
• Last NZ 4G spectrum fetches record amount
• VMware buys AirWatch for $1.7 billion
• OptiComm upgrades core network
• Great Firewall mishap reroutes Chinese internet traffic
• Government takes on web giants over 'harmful' content
• Fibre optic spectral efficiency trial achieves 1.4Tbps
• LogMeIn cuts off free remote access
• Credit card companies dump card signatures
• Govt-funded mobile towers not due until 2015
• Government to review employee share schemes
• Greenpeace blamed for WA Premier's email crash
• Qld Govt pours $10m into software asset management
• SAP delays profit goal for cloud
• Lenovo circles IBM server unit again
• Shell turns to back-up systems for Prelude
• Govt workers sign petition against Hobart IT job shift
• Megaport pumps $18m into Singapore dark fibre
• Warmest 100 is back with new bag of tricks
• Announcing: The iTnews Fibre breakfast
• Transport NSW picks SAP as ERP core
• Nokia-Siemens Networks under pressure to perform
• Victorian government set to go 'cloud-first'
• Korean telco to deploy 300Mbps LTE-A service
• Telstra Global upgrades subsea cable routes
• Telstra buys network integrator
• HP mulls legal action on Autonomy fraud claims
• WA Health replaces CIO
• IE watering hole hack added to notorious exploit kit
• Monash Uni gets top-level domain
• Intel to cut more than 5000 jobs
• NSW Police awards $5.2m COPS design to Deloitte
• Qld Govt's first cloud pilot falls behind schedule
• Dropbox adds $6bn to valuation
• Now live: Best practices for Privacy Act compliance
• IBM to pour $1.2 billion into new data centres
• Google tests smart contact lens
• Optus broadband boss moves to Melbourne IT
• Driver escapes sanction for wearing Google Glass
• Vodafone opens 4G to mobile broadband users
• BlackPOS malware used in Target heist
• Target to testify before US Congress about data breach
• Routine error caused NSW Roads and Maritime outage
• Microsoft reverses stance on Windows XP security
• Queensland's IT 'Mr Fix-it' quits
• Internet users in China exceed 600 million
• HP re-enters smartphone market
• Are you ready for a data request deluge?
• iiNet, Internode steer clear of NBN agreement
• Researchers predict timing of cyber attacks
• Apple to refund $36m in disputed app purchases
• NBN Co turns corner in SA fibre rollout
• NSW motor registry system suffers statewide outage
• Adobe patches critical Flash, Reader, Acrobat vulnerabilities
• ISPs secure second strike against net neutrality
• Consent and the Privacy Act in the Big Data era
• Telstra pressures Boost to cut data allowance
• ING Direct sources new IT chief from Europe
• Google provides direct cloud storage for Hadoop
• Defence mulls surveillance malware export restrictions
• Review: Microsoft Surface Pro 2
• Crime Commission fills new CIO position
• Southern Cross Cable embarks on major capacity increase
• The Privacy Act and the cloud
• Woodside productivity drive targets SAP data entry
• NSW Govt ditches 'unsuitable' e-recruitment contract for list
• Susan Sly to take over IT for national grid operator
• Google pushes into connected homes with $3.2bn Nest Labs buy
• Asciano, Aurizon seek GPS trial on freight trucks
• Victorian councillors' phone use to be made public
• Comcare CIO nabbed by Clean Energy Regulator
• Oracle issues mega batch of security patches
• NSA spying has minimal effect on stopping terrorism: report
• Target US breached by PoS terminal malware
• Is your IP address personal information?
• Aurizon to revamp supply chain systems
• Telstra sells $454m stake in Sensis
• Obama to restructure the NSA
• NBN Co reveals mobile backhaul trial
• Windows 9 tipped for 2015 release
• Business spending on cloud to skyrocket this year
• Apple's iPhone did not violate Google patent
• Top US court to tackle Akamai patent row
• Italy buys back Michael Harte's island
• Microsoft earns kudos in Linux conf keynote
• Google opens Gmail to strangers by default
• Telstra pays fine for tardy new connections
• SCADA systems found to be woefully insecure
• Snapchat updates app after data theft of 4.6M users
• Senators aim to prevent California from aiding NSA spying
• App matches photos with social profiles
• Hackers gain 'full control' of critical SCADA systems
• IBM injects $1 billion into artificial intelligence
• India's electoral commission dumps Google over spying fears
• Defence, delays and doing less with less
• South Australia appoints new government CIO
• Australian wireless data connections surge
• NBN Co pulls interim satellite from sale
• Apple, Samsung CEOs to meet before patent fight
• Melbourne cabbie fined over GPS jammer
• Defence calls off massive IT outsourcing tender
• Yahoo encrypts email connections by default
• Founder ousted as payments company restructures
• Nine thought-provoking gadgets spied at CES
• Inside Google's robotic future
• Mulally out of the running to be Microsoft CEO
• Westpac shakes up its IT leadership
• SA government calls Liberal IT policy a 'con'
• Australia's IT spend forecast dips
• ISPs put on notice to fix the big issues
• Intel abandons McAfee brand
• NSW Central Coast eyes NBN fibre 'pilot' status
• New phishing scam exploits JPMorgan Chase victims
• More than $1b apps sold in record month
• Samsung suffers profit blip
• IT becomes key battleground in SA election campaign
• WA official faces prosecution over software favours
• Yahoo.com ads expose thousands to malware
• Lindsay quits iiNet
• Invisibility could be perfected in Oz, but only with a supercomputer
• Nimble tech solution eases pain of Melbourne tunnel closures
• Google launches automotive Android alliance
• French researcher finds gaping holes in security of DSL modems
• NSA handed renewed authority to collect metadata
• US Air Force accuses Autonomy resellers of cooking the books
• Snapchat to release app update following leak
• HTC suffers another round of disappointing results
• Sick Jeff Bezos airlifted out of Galapagos holiday