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Day Eleven: iiNet chief "hit the roof" on Westnet copyright policy

Day Eleven: iiNet chief "hit the roof" on Westnet copyright policy

Allegedly unaware of it before late last year.
Ry Crozier Nov 2 2009 1:27PM Telco/ISP
Rogue anti-virus levels are at highest recorded in more than a year

Rogue anti-virus levels are at highest recorded in more than a year

Levels of scareware up.
SC Australia Staff Nov 2 2009 11:50AM Security
Facebook wins US$711 million in damages against spam king

Facebook wins US$711 million in damages against spam king

Facebook wins civil action against spammer.
Dan Kaplan Nov 2 2009 10:28AM Security
iiNet rolls out more DSLAMs in regional towns

iiNet rolls out more DSLAMs in regional towns

Optus backhaul options open up markets.
Staff Writers Nov 2 2009 8:54AM Telco/ISP
USB stick security flaw puts data at risk

USB stick security flaw puts data at risk

"Imminent threat" to sensitive information.
David Neal Nov 2 2009 7:14AM Security
Google Voice could go global

Google Voice could go global

Leaked PDF reveals giant's plans.
Phil Muncaster Nov 2 2009 6:46AM Telco/ISP
Cisco could walk away from Tandberg deal

Cisco could walk away from Tandberg deal

Tandberg shareholders hold out for higher price.
Phil Muncaster Nov 2 2009 6:46AM Networking
Google to give Street View a refresh

Google to give Street View a refresh

Bring in your wheelie bins.
Ben Grubb Nov 2 2009 6:30AM Oddware
BBC techies paid "well below" commercial sector

BBC techies paid "well below" commercial sector

Prestige of working there makes up for it.
Nicola Brittain Oct 31 2009 7:47AM Financial Services
Yahoo plans 42-acre campus in US

Yahoo plans 42-acre campus in US

Web giant to spend its way out of the recession.
Rosalie Marshall Oct 31 2009 7:33AM Software
IBM poaches Sun customers

IBM poaches Sun customers

But numbers merged with HP 'wins'.
David Neal Oct 31 2009 7:33AM Strategy
Intel offers specifications for small servers

Intel offers specifications for small servers

Miniature hardware for "infrequent operation".
Iain Thomson Oct 31 2009 7:33AM Hardware
CBA keeps EFTPOS terminals out of landfill

CBA keeps EFTPOS terminals out of landfill

Desktop PC shutdown also used to cut emissions.
Ry Crozier Oct 30 2009 4:38PM Hardware
Security podcasters get hairy for charity

Security podcasters get hairy for charity

Movember challenge spans Australia and the US.
Oct 30 2009 4:25PM Security
Opinion: Carelessness is the biggest security threat

Opinion: Carelessness is the biggest security threat

The latest security tech is worth little if users fail to maintain best practice, says John Walker.
Oct 30 2009 3:55PM Security
Vic Police shut down film piracy lab

Vic Police shut down film piracy lab

Lead came from member of the public via AFACT.
Ry Crozier Oct 30 2009 3:49PM Hardware
Semantic technologies to help machines understand us

Semantic technologies to help machines understand us

Fuji Xerox leads RMIT to $1.4m grant for real-time green reports.
Staff Writers Oct 30 2009 3:05PM Networking
The Crunch: Data pigeon, mobile VMware and Telstra's T-Hub

The Crunch: Data pigeon, mobile VMware and Telstra's T-Hub

Gamers worried about lag at pigeon-based ISP.
Ben Grubb , Munir Kotadia Oct 30 2009 1:40PM Oddware
Review: Bradford Networks NAC Director

Review: Bradford Networks NAC Director

Features a policy-driven architecture.
Peter Stephenson Oct 30 2009 12:20PM Security
Virtualisation and security: Enterprise solutions in reach of SMBs

Virtualisation and security: Enterprise solutions in reach of SMBs

SMBs that have considered virtualisation but decided that it is too expensive or simply not viable, especially in terms of security, should think again.
Ronan Kavanagh, CEO, SpamTitan Oct 30 2009 12:05PM Security

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