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Daylight savings brings headaches for Microsoft
Limited systems get bitten by daylight savings bug.
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Mar 13 2007 2:22PM
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Web piracy crackdown involving Adobe and Microsoft
Global blitz on software scams.
Matt Chapman
Mar 13 2007 2:15PM
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EU commissioner slams iTunes monopoly
'Improper' system must change, says Meglena Kuneva.
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Wikipedia founder plans search engine
A company spawned from
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AXA Australia turns to IBM’s CRM offering
AXA’s sales revenue boosted by 32 percent in the year following the implementation.
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Anti-DRM activists rap Steve Jobs
Group petitions Apple head to remove FairPlay DRM software.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 12 2007 1:57PM
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Internationalised domain names inch forward
Non-ASCI characters clear Icann test.
Tom Sanders
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Microsoft targets Jpeg with HD Photo rival
HD Photo promises better compression for high-quality images.
Tom Sanders
Mar 12 2007 1:57PM
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Adobe adds 3D capabilities to Photoshop
New versions of flagship application to include 3D graphics, motion and image
measuring.
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Mar 12 2007 1:57PM
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Tories back open source for Whitehall
Shadow chancellor backs the penguin.
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Babelgum courts studios and challenges Joost
A new online TV service is inviting TV producers, movie distributors and rights owners to submit content for broadcasting online.
Jane Hoskyn
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Spymac beats YouTube to revenue-sharing prize
US$250,000 already paid out to users.
Jane Hoskyn
Mar 12 2007 9:57AM
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Tom Online retreats from mobile services market
Chinese firm may go private after impact of new regulations.
Simon Burns
Mar 8 2007 8:32AM
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OnShare locks down file sharing
Former MoD boffins fire up safe sharing service.
Clement James
Mar 8 2007 8:32AM
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Google bristles at Microsoft lawyer speech
Search giant accused of committing huge copyright infringement.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 8 2007 8:32AM
Software
Apple iTunes inches towards Vista compatibility
Update fixes media player for 'most versions' of Vista.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 8 2007 8:32AM
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Contributor scandal rocks Wikipedia
'Essjay' episode could change makeup of user-driven encyclopaedia.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 8 2007 8:32AM
Software
Oracle moves to per-socket licensing
Not charging per processor should save users a packet.
Iain Thomson
Mar 8 2007 8:32AM
Software
A slow start for virtualisation
Fear and indifference are retarding the spread of virtualisation technology in Australian SMEs, despite glowing reviews.
Sholto Macpherson
Mar 7 2007 4:23PM
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Lego builds multi-player online game
Merging online interaction with physical play.
Clement James
Mar 7 2007 8:27AM
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