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- + Internode accuses Telstra of wholesale price bias—Cost dispute escalates.
- + Photos: Nextgen shows off 100 Gbps test network—Deploys 10 Gbps interface cards for backhaul blackspots.
- + Conroy to rejig NBN rollout schedule—Priority fibre for regional areas.
- + Optus hit by ACCC case on "supersonic" broadband—Federal Court complaint fast-tracked.
- + Vic schools get 24/7 ‘Ultranet’—Platform for students, teachers and parents ‘up and running’.
- + Nextgen shows off 100 Gbps test network—iTnews takes an inside look at the Melbourne test network used by Nextgen to demonstrate the type of infrastructure it's rolling out for the $250m bac...
- + Photos: Symantec Vision 2010—Scenes from Symantec's customer conference in Sydney.
- + Symantec Vision 2010—Scenes from Symantec's customer conference in Sydney.
- + Assange ditches top Swedish defence lawyer—Too difficult to contact?
- + Europe raids suspected illegal movie kingpins—Targets alleged suppliers of pre-market movies.
- + Industry ‘relieved’ over NBN—Gillard welcomed but changes needed.
- + NBN Co back in business—Gillard, Coalition, Greens have their say.
- + Labor wins broadband election—Independents back Gillard minority Government.
- + Minority Government to shake up IT: analysts—Decisions no longer a ‘swinging pendulum’.
- + RailCorp starts free WiFi trial—Limit of two sessions and 50 MB a day.
- + Katter swings to Coalition—Announcement catches Australia off-guard.
- + Revealed: How companies spend on telco services—Corporate phone policies abused?
- + IT contractors linger for jobs—Pay day too far away, recruiter finds in survey.
- + Symantec looks to appliance, cloud-based delivery—New products delivered according to enterprise customer demand.
- + Symantec plugs rap comp's security holes—Hack is Wack gets rickrolled.
- + WikiLeaks' knives turn on Assange—Urged to step down.
- + Katter pays tribute to the "no vote" NBN—Project was "great" for Australians.
- + Pirate Party supports two-party breakup—Talks politics, spoofs anti-piracy campaign.
- + ACTA leak cuts out ISP liability—iiNet vs AFACT trial rises in importance.
- + Google puts Wave in a Box—To enable privately hosted Wave instances.
- + Crime Commission to conduct virtual examinations—Invites tenders from video conferencing providers.
- + US, Israel spying behind BlackBerry woe - Dubai police—Beneficiaries of lax controls.
- + Owners of a third of 3PAR back HP bid—Bid war won?
- + Software engineer jailed over MI6 leaks—Secret files on USB.
- + NZ telco networks recover after quake—Vodafone NZ cuts prioritisation, TNZ frees payphones.
- + Internode to offer terabyte plans next week—New Easy Broadband plans revealed.
- + Analysis: What's holding back IPv6?—Buying a nice address on the Internet will soon cost a bomb.
- + Ex-HP's Hurd considers Oracle touchdown: report—Rumoured jump to rival.
- + Privacy group paints Google evil—The ice cream van deviant?
- + Adioso takes on online travel market—Natural language search engine launches.
- + Consensus evaporates on NBN model—Are we back to Square One?
- + Telcos source back-up power after NZ earthquake—Mobile networks report status.
- + Facebook lifeline for Excom students—Search for lost millions and hope goes online.
- + "Subconscious" language leads to sales fraud—When hatching a fraud, it pays to mind your language.
- + Analysis: Net gambling next on ISP filter hitlist?—Stakeholders discuss blocking overseas gambling sites.
- + Toshiba recalls overheating Satellite laptops—Melting plastic power input.
- + Free smartcards go unused: QLD Opposition—Giveaway under fire - again.
- + India to target Google, Skype for data access—Asks for local servers.
- + TransACT to build second FTTP gateway—Adds to network expansion.
- + Snoop pimps Symantec's ride—Anti-virizzle fights cyber crimizzles.
- + AAPT shooting blanks over email—iiNet "letter" sent to customers.
- + VentraIP shifts racks out of Global Switch—Casualty of tough new rules.
- + Heartland pays another $5.4m for malware infection—Attacks on payments hub.
- + Defence invites ICT procurement advice—Considers establishing service provider panel.
- + Accidental Pirate tightens disclosure rule—New clause douses 'honeypot' suspicion.
- + ALP wins Wilkie's support for poker machine tech—Smartcards to curb problem gambling.
- + US delays Web traffic rules by seeking more comment—Net neutrality debate.
- + Equinix eyes role as RIM, Apple cache—Pitch to reduce latency and backhaul costs.
- + Treasury claims $900m Coalition NBN shortfall—Difference of opinion.
- + ACS finds pay rise slowdown—Lowest rate of salary increases since 2003.
- + VMware to overhaul service provider licensing—Shifts vSphere to memory-based licensing.
- + Government surveillance a slippery slope: Ponemon—No looking back from Patriot Act, data retention laws.
- + Gotalk settles ACMA telemarketing case—Out-of-court agreement reached.
- + Apple makes play for TV market—Also unveils new iPods.
- + DARPA to hunt insider cyber threats—Assumes enemy within.
- + Data corruption takes ATO website offline—System update gone wrong.
- + AON leaks 22,000 ID records—Offers to pay for credit monitoring services.
- + Wikileaks founder not smeared: former spy—But now that we have the Afghan War Diary, let's use it, says Robert Baer.
- + Scammers charge fees for free register—Do Not Call targeted.
- + NSW Minister quits over web surfing: reports—Visited adult and gambling sites.
- + NSW Minister quits over web surfing—Visited adult and gambling sites.
- + QLD Government leaves broadband to Katter—New state representative?
- + Vocus acts on DDoS—Deploys Arbor technology in network.
- + Analysis: Nokia and Siemens face tough gear venture exit—Ailing joint venture.
- + NBN3 Wireless plan needs 4G spectrum fast-track—Dark fibre and wireless coalition issues new proposal.
- + E-health groups seek systems for 'data harvest'—US experts flag opportunity for software vendors.
- + Sydney Water to consolidate telco contracts—Seeks single contractor for 16 telecommunications services.
- + Protests planned for Oracle JavaOne event—Java founder's T-shirt protest.
- + 3M to buy Israeli body tracking firm—Beefs up tracking tech.
- + VMware's Maritz "flattered" by Microsoft campaign—"Pot, kettle, black."
- + Optus bursts out secure hybrid cloud service—Singled out by VMware as enterprise cloud compute of choice in Asia.
- + EMC SAN at centre of state meltdown—SAN failure paralysis.
- + Accidental Pirate site is no honeypot: IP group—"Nothing clandestine" despite information disclosure clause.
- + Server patch blamed for Westpac outage—Back-up processes keep business customers online.
- + Dell expected to bow out of 3PAR bidding—Analysts doubt Dell can match HP's deep pockets.
- + Gmail filter revamp targets 'bacn'—Cutting email overload.
- + Gillard cautions against "savage" NBN cuts—Regional investment highlighted.
- + Engineers build climbing robotic gecko—Human-scale adhesive in the works.
- + Westpac suffers internet banking outage—Unidentified response time issue flagged.
- + iTnews asks: Can a caretaker Government sign ACTA?—How Australia's political uncertainty could impact global negotiations.
- + BlackBerry maker wins reprieve on India shutdown—Sources say RIM has given India access to local server.
- + Intel buys Infineon wireless unit—Eyes off LTE market.
- + US SEC sues ex-Dell accountants over fraud—Allegedly manipulated financial statements.
- + HP retains US Air Force deal—Five more years.
- + Windows Phone 7 coming for Christmas—No Adobe Flash support or unified email inbox but props for new Domain app.
- + 3M in $1bn biometrics move—Automated fingerprint ID system.
- + NAB launches 'simplified' website—Relaunches site, creates social networking profiles.
- + Microsoft says Samba co-operation working well—Documentation access and bug reports ensure interoperability.
- + NBN to survive but not intact: Budde—Analyst urges Coalition to re-state its broadband policy.
- + CommBank blames outage on security update—Glitches in ATM, credit card transactions.
- + Security researcher gets bail in India—Voting machine exploit case.
- + Intel to buy Infineon wireless division: reports—Over $2bn deal?
- + Telstra unveils "unlimited" wireless broadband for business—High-cap Next G plans available only to fleet buyers.
- + Tasmania seeks to bolster mobile app industry—Premier meets with Apple Australia exec.
- + Proud pirates can expect education: IPAF—Two-year campaign kicks off.
- + VHA increases data download caps—New offer for iPhone and Android phone.
- + Vic Police sacked over "disturbing" emails—Union "appalled at the harshness".
- + Manjrasoft to launch platform-as-a-service—Start-up sets sights on enterprise dollars.
- + Microsoft appeals over i4i patent—Disputes US$290m judgement.
- + Paul Allen's firm sues Silicon Valley giants—Case to answer or patent opportunism?
- + Banks look to build continuous IT: IBM—Midnight downtime no longer acceptable.
- + Red Hat pushes open cloud API—Strives to establish industry standard.
- + HP trumps Dell with AU$2 billion bid for 3PAR—Bidding war for storage vendor escalates.
- + Sneak Peak: ANZ's goMoney iPhone app—goMoney is the first iPhone app in Australia that allows ANZ customers to pay money to other customers using only a mobile phone number as an identifi...
- + Photographers protest restrictions this weekend—Camera pros clicked off at being shuttered out of national parks, public venues.
- + PR firm settles fake iTunes reviews case—Accused of not disclosing links with developers.
- + ANZ sneaks out iPhone banking app—Sends money via mobile phone numbers.
- + Kordia in on VHA outsourcing deal—Long-term agreement signed.
- + Dell raises bid for 3PAR, trumping HP—More bids expected.
- + UK bank loses unencrypted laptop—Passwords in laptop bag.
- + Google fixes Gmail's spam-like error—One last Groundhog Day.
- + Gartner: Windows 7 skills shortage looms—Predicts migration wave.
- + The iTnews tech Haiku competition—Count your syllables, win a bag of schwag.
- + Telstra warns of scam BigPond email—Offers customers ability to dob in a hoax.
- + One.Tel creditor fury over $11m bill—Attempts to oust court-appointed liquidator, again.
- + Optus-Telstra damages spat goes another round—Search terms to interrogate archives database.
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