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Minutes to hack Palin's email
THE hacker who infiltrated Sarah Palin's email account exposed one of the internet sector's most uncomfortable secrets.
Lilly takes over at Mozilla, Explorer killer
JOHN Lilly became chief executive of Mozilla in January, moving up from his role as chief operating officer.
Middle East goal for new BQT chief
STRUGGLING security technology provider BQT Solutions hopes to revive its fortunes with a new chief executive, who has his sights set on the Middle East.
Thiess plans Cisco IP telephony upgrade
CONSTRUCTION contractor Thiess is gearing up to be among the first in the world to deploy Cisco's Unified Communications Manager 7.0.
Ancient Indian empire comes to Australia
THE ruins of Hampi, Southern India, will digitally come alive in Melbourne next month thanks to the genius of curator Sarah Kenderdine.
Dollar drop means costly Xmas
CONSUMERS expecting to put a low-cost laptop under the Christmas tree may find themselves with lighter wallets this year.
Wii leads console sales rise
SALES growth has continued for games platforms this year and the global economic crisis isn't expected to hamper Christmas trading.
Gmail in business with $10m win
GOOGLE is poised to cut deeper into Australia's enterprise email market as a result of winning the NSW Education Department contract.
Currency woes hit offshore contracts
THE global financial markets crisis could affect the outsourcing arrangements of local firms, as the Australian dollar has weakened.
Australian digital market 'nightmare'
STUART Waite knows how hard it is to make interactive television work.
Dollar drop means costly Xmas
CONSUMERS expecting to put a low-cost laptop under the Christmas tree may find themselves with lighter wallets this year.
Global crisis puts squeeze on pay
SALARIES for information and communication technology professionals in Australia rose by 4.9 per cent in the 12 months to May.
ASIC in call for extended EFT code
THE EFT code of conduct should be expanded to all payments initiated from mobile phones, prepaid cards and e-toll tags, a report says.
'Green' data centre debuts
DATA centre operator Interactive is claiming to be one of the first in the world to switch to 100 per cent "green" power next month.
PayPal to refund more EBS victims
EBAY subsidiary PayPal has moved to reimburse more customers who were left empty-handed following the collapse of EBS International.
eBay Australia to cull 18 jobs
EBAY, which announced overnight that it was cutting 1,600 staff around the globe, says 18 of those jobs would be axed in Australia.
Vodafone bush plan to tackle Telstra
VODAFONE Australia is planning an aggressive expansion into regional centres despite the global financial crisis.
40 staff cut from ailing KAZ
TELSTRA is pushing ahead with chief executive Sol Trujillo's plans to fix its ailing technology services arm KAZ.
Gmail in business with $10m win
GOOGLE is poised to cut deeper into Australia's enterprise email market as a result of winning the NSW Education Department contract.
Minutes to hack Palin's email
THE hacker who infiltrated Sarah Palin's email account exposed one of the internet sector's most uncomfortable secrets.
Ancient Indian empire comes to Australia
THE ruins of Hampi, Southern India, will digitally come alive in Melbourne next month thanks to the genius of curator Sarah Kenderdine.
Jetstar computer failure fixed
JETSTAR flights are operating normally this morning after a computer system failure yesterday caused the cancellation of 12 flights.
TV upgrades on the quiet
LAST month the privately owned Australian Digital Testing launched a service that will make digital TVs more intelligent.
Westpac's iPhone folly?
WESTPAC has joined the list companies embracing the iPhone but some customers have questioned its approach.
Daylight saving warning
THE move to a uniform start to daylight saving on Sunday could confuse your mobile phone, Telstra has warned.
IBA's Lorenzo nabs first customer
MACQUARIE University Private Hospital is set to become Australia's first user of Lorenzo, IBA Health Group's next-generation platform.
$76m lights up solar tech maker
THE Australian-founded solar energy technology company Ausra has scored a $76 million funding package from venture capitalists.
NAB looks to web to boost deposits
NATIONAL Australia Bank's UBank will operate via telephone and the internet and is the first brand under NAB's Star Direct arm.
Qantas Altea's teething trouble over
QANTAS has deployed the troubled Altea passenger management system across its international operations.
AGL uses smart gas meters to cut costs
AGL Energy is spearheading a once-in-a-generation move by utilities to slash operating costs by ripping out obsolete systems.
Lilly takes over at Mozilla, Explorer killer
JOHN Lilly became chief executive of Mozilla in January, moving up from his role as chief operating officer.
PayPal to refund more EBS victims
EBAY subsidiary PayPal has moved to reimburse more customers who were left empty-handed following the collapse of EBS International.
Clever merger bid not smart enough
WIRELESS internet communications specialist Clever Communications' bid to merge with rival BigAir Group has been given a frosty reception.
Gmail in business with $10m win
GOOGLE is poised to cut deeper into Australia's enterprise email market as a result of winning the NSW Education Department contract.
MySpace in tune at last
MYSPACE Music launched in the US this week but Australians will have to wait a little longer for a local equivalent.
Ex-BigPond chief draws short straw?
FORMER BigPond chief Justin Milne will kick off his new role as Telstra Media group managing director with a paltry slice of Telstra's internet revenue pie.
Packer nabs Brazilian online stake
JAMES Packer's private company, Consolidated Press Holdings, has surprised market watchers by making a fresh media play.
3D browser to change Net surfing
INTERNET users will be able to walk through their favourite sites as if they are characters in a computer game with a new 3D browser.
Kath and Kim early on iTunes
AUSTRALIANS will be able to see the new American version of the hit series Kath and Kim before it premieres on US television.
ISP filtering gains momentum
THE federal Government's plan to implement content filters at the internet service provider level is one step closer to reality.
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