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Telstra to charge for bill payments
Introduces $2.20 'administration fee' for bricks and mortar payments.
Brett Winterford
Jul 21 2009 2:44PM
Telco/ISP
Oracle hikes database tool prices
Database tools 40 percent more expensive.
Brett Winterford
Jul 21 2009 2:03PM
Software
Libraries object to internet filtering
Surge in internet use in Australian libraries.
Ben Grubb
Jul 21 2009 1:37PM
Telco/ISP
Kazaa goes legit
P2P network re-launches as music service.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 21 2009 11:50AM
Oddware
Google opens up the moon on Google Earth
Plug-in shows 3D animations, photos and video footage.
Iain Thomson
Jul 21 2009 11:50AM
Oddware
Microsoft releases code under GPL
U-turn at Redmond.
Iain Thomson
Jul 21 2009 11:31AM
Software
Irish ISP Eircom hit by multiple attacks
The Irish ISP is experiencing an unprecedented volume of traffic that officials believe is the result of multiple DNS poisoning attacks.
Dan Raywood
Jul 21 2009 10:22AM
Security
Microsoft releases Mac Office service pack
Better support for SharePoint and improved performance.
Daniel Robinson
Jul 21 2009 6:26AM
Software
US tops spam relay chart again
Responsible for 15 percent of all junk mail.
David Neal
Jul 21 2009 6:26AM
Security
Data Domain unveils enterprise deduplication system
Reveals inline storage machine.
Rosalie Marshall
Jul 21 2009 6:26AM
Storage
Six steps to a secure web
E-crime fighters plead for global links and money.
Brett Winterford
Jul 21 2009 6:13AM
Security
Victoria’s NBN testbed reveals national plans
Eyes extensions with AARNET, NICTA and CSIRO.
Ry Crozier
Jul 21 2009 6:00AM
Telco/ISP
Little Brother: How RFIDs in everyday objects could make easy targets for hackers
Security and privacy advocates argue that RFID tags could make it easier for hackers to target our private information, as RFIDs permeate every facet of everyday life...
Dan Long
Jul 20 2009 4:41PM
Security
Optus wins $60m Brisbane City Council deal
Long-time Telstra customer jumps ship.
Brett Winterford
Jul 20 2009 2:18PM
Telco/ISP
Microsoft changes IE settings
Redmond responds to antitrust criticism.
Phil Muncaster
Jul 20 2009 1:48PM
Software
Conroy eyes Telstra copper assets for NBN
Twenty billion dollar investment could facilitate “trade-offs”.
Ry Crozier
Jul 20 2009 1:28PM
Telco/ISP
ISPs trump Telstra on copper prices
Telco faces multimillion-dollar legal bill.
Ry Crozier
Jul 20 2009 12:28PM
Telco/ISP
TechCrunch claims it contacted Twitter ahead of publication of hacked documents
Questions have been placed over whether TechCrunch could face a legal threat after it published hacked company documents belonging to micro-blogging site Twitter.
Dan Raywood
Jul 20 2009 12:26PM
Security
PCI clarifies procedures to secure Wi-Fi
The group charged with administering the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) has begun issuing guidance documents that merchants can use to help them better understand and adhere to payment security standards.
Angela Moscaritolo
Jul 20 2009 12:21PM
Security
Alcatel Lucent steps closer to 100 Gigabit Ethernet edge
Higher speeds available.
Staff Writers
Jul 20 2009 10:39AM
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