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US government failing on digital security
A report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has found that key US departments are failing to take data security seriously.
Iain Thomson
Jul 30 2008 8:14AM
Security
Digital photo frames explode into a living room near you
Photographs have long been the most popular way to capture a moment in time, but the good old-fashioned family photo album is rapidly being replaced by Harry Potterish digital displays.
Emma Hughes
Jul 28 2008 2:07PM
Hardware
Digital radio is coming in 2009
Digital radio is coming to Australia. The technology will allow broadcasters to offer a range of features, such as rewind and pause functionality and multi-channelling.
Dylan Bushell-Embling
Jul 17 2008 1:23PM
Networking
Oldest known digital recording unearthed
The earliest known recordings of computer-generated music have come to light in the form of a patchy rendition of
Baa Baa Black Sheep
and a shortened version of
In the Mood
..
Guy Dixon
Jun 20 2008 7:59AM
Software
Labor kicks off round one of its Digital Education Revolution
Secondary schools across Australia are set to benefit under the Rudd Government's $1.2 billion Digital Education Revolution.
Lilia Guan
Jun 13 2008 3:34PM
Hardware
ENISA warns Europe to step up to prevent 'digital 9/11'
The European Commission's security advisor says that imbalances between member states must be ironed out and the reporting of security breaches must become mandatory in order to tackle the threat of cyberattacks.
Richard Thurston
May 30 2008 9:58AM
Security
Digital home creating support headaches
Analysts have highlighted a downside of the much vaunted 'digital home' in that few home owners are able to understand, let alone support, their new purchases..
Robert Jaques
May 26 2008 12:03PM
Hardware
Boffins take the long view on digital storage
Computer scientists have unveiled details of a project to develop technology for the long-term storage of digital data..
Robert Jaques
Apr 23 2008 7:29AM
Storage
Business should come clean over 'digital dirty laundry'
Businesses have been warned to "come clean about the dirty laundry" when staff send ill-judged emails containing offensive material..
Robert Jaques
Apr 18 2008 1:19PM
Strategy
Digital universe continues to expand
The amount of digital information being generated about people has surpassed the amount they create themselves, according to IDC..
Mar 14 2008 7:13AM
Storage
Keeping a secret: The digital war
Northrop Grumman has grown to a $30-billion-a-year company by designing and building some of the world's most sophisticated war-fighting tools, be it stealth bombers, airborne surveillance systems or nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and submarines.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 10 2008 3:39PM
Security
Intel, Deloitte, ABC to boost Australia-born digital ideas
In an effort to promote innovation and keep Australian talent in the country, Intel, Deloitte, ABC and the Australian Interactive Media Industry Association (AIMIA) jointly have launched a scheme to support fledgling digital content developers.
Liz Tay
Mar 6 2008 4:40PM
Strategy
Review: Trust Digital Smartphone Security v7.3
This product is almost like identity management for mobile devices. With Smartphone Security, an administrator can manage mobile users, provision policies, secure data, provide support and run audits.
Peter Stephenson,
Feb 18 2008 4:07PM
Security
'Swarm' intelligence enhances digital images
The cleaning and enhancing of digital images has been improved thanks to work into "swarm intelligence" being carried out by researchers in the UK and Jordan.
Robert Jaques
Feb 5 2008 3:31PM
Software
Digital maps to go interactive
The expected growth of pedestrian navigation and location-based services means that traditional map production technologies will no longer be able to generate and update sufficiently detailed maps, experts predict..
Robert Jaques
Dec 18 2007 7:04AM
Software
Federal Court gives a win to the ACCC on Foxtel digital Pay TV service
The Federal Court has upheld the decision of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to accept a special access undertaking from Foxtel for its digital Pay TV set top unit service.
Staff Writers
Dec 14 2007 12:24PM
Telco/ISP
UK leads world in digital TV take up
Britain is benefiting from bargain basement ‘triple play’ deals that bundle fixed line phone, broadband and pay-TV, according to media and telecoms regulator Ofcom..
Guy Dixon
Dec 13 2007 7:18AM
Hardware
IBM acquires Arsenal Digital Solutions
IBM has announced it is acquiring Arsenal Digital Solutions, a provider of managed data-protection and storage management services.
Jim Carr
Dec 11 2007 9:48AM
Security
Digital library hits 1.5 million volumes
The Million Book Project, a digital archive set up by the world's universities, has announced that it has exceeded its own expectations.
Iain Thomson
Nov 30 2007 1:11PM
Storage
Senator Stephen Conroy to see Australia into new digital era
Prime minister-elect Kevin Rudd has chosen Senator Stephen Conroy, to enter cabinet as Minister for Communications, Broadband and the Digital Economy.
Lilia Guan
Nov 29 2007 2:39PM
Telco/ISP
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