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'Data tsunami' tests networks
Brian Corrigan
Business and consumers will continue to pay high prices for mobile access to information in the next few years as telcos struggle to cope with "a data tsunami" that will increasingly put a strain on their existing networks...
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Viacom infringed own copyrights, says YouTube
Viacom willfully violated its own copyright via YouTube while simultaneously complaining about the practice, according to Google's chief counsel...
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Labor "desperate" to avoid NBN scrutiny
AAP
The opposition says Labor's refusal to release information about the national broadband network (NBN) shows it is desperate to avoid scrutiny of the $43 billion project...
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Australian consumer electronics outlook ahead of global curve
Rachael Bolton
Australia's consumer electronics market is expected to fall in 2010, but will decline less and recover faster from the downturn than the US, UK or Japan, according to a new survey...
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Irish target Australian bank software
Brian Corrigan
Selling software to the financial services industry will be a major focus of an Irish trade mission to Australia...
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The Scoop - The bleeding edge
Mark Jones
Strip away the hype from virtualisation, cloud computing, and internet software and a set of bleeding edge technologies is shaping the CIO agenda...
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The Scoop - Mobile payments future arrives
Mark Jones
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's latest startup lets anyone pay for anything via an iPhone...
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The Scoop - Chasing cloud computing
Cloud computing's star keeps rising and CIOs have seen the light..
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End of year review - year of the internet?
Are the good times back? What were the highlights and lowlights of 2009? Can we call it the Year of the Internet?..
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Health check
Rachael Bolton
Electronic health is definitely a big one for the government and technology industry this year but there are likely to be some big, fat problems..
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Mobile showdown
John Davidson
John Davidson calls in with the key details on three cutting-edge handsets, including the upgraded iPhone and possibly its most..
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Wadeson heads super system to unite welfare
Brian Corrigan
Centrelink chief information officer John Wadeson will be a major beneficiary this week when Human Services Minister Chris Bowen announces plans to improve how agencies in his portfolio work together and combine services..
Read more- Cost-cutting to net NSW $500m in IT savings
Brian Corrigan
- NAB settles legal battle with former CIO
Julian Bajkowski
- Bankwest CIO Clasquin quits
Paul Smith
Rudd: NBN to reduce carbon emissions by 5 per cent
AAP
The roll-out of nationwide fast broadband will reduce Australia's carbon emissions by five per cent, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says...
Read more- Telstra rejects claim ducts could be 'unusable'
Rachael Bolton
- Counterfeit software on the rise
Paul Smith
- Qantas check-in meltdown causes major delays
AAP
Why do CIOs lose their jobs?
Rob Mackinnon
In Australia last year, admittedly in thrall of the GFC, an unprecedented number of CIOs lost their jobs..
Read more- Tough decisions
Linda Price
- Get mad, get even
Simon Sharwood
- Sharpen your skills
Steve Hodgkinson
Deal with Telstra is looking good, Conroy says
AAP
The federal government and Telstra will be well on the way to a broadband deal by Christmas, but final agreement will take another two years...
Read more- Chinese app stores struggle to find a market
Rachael Bolton
- IBM Centre a jobs boon for Ballarat
Rachael Bolton
- Asia Pacific holds up for HP
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How tweet it is
Katherine Milesi
Twitter has an estimated 8 million-plus registered users and Deloitte partner Katherine Milesi explains why this medium is one we..
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Google Latitude
Jeremy Green and Michele Mackenzie, Ouvm
With Google starting to make its own moves, the operator-centric model for mobile location services may be past its use-by..
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