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  • 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.

  • Chinese app stores struggle to find a market

    Rachael Bolton

    The Chinese telecommunications market is faced with significant challenges and opportunities heading into 2010, according to new research

  • IBM Centre a jobs boon for Ballarat

    Rachael Bolton

    IBM has opened the doors to its new information technology services centre in Ballarat today thanks to a joint investment by the Victorian state government and University of Ballarat.

  • Asia Pacific holds up for HP

    Rachael Bolton

    The Asia Pacific market held up the strongest in terms fourth quarter sales for leading personal computer manufacturer Hewlett-Packard in fourth quarter 2009, according to the company's annual results released yesterday.

  • Opposition slams appointment of Bligh chief to NBN Co

    AAP

    The former chief of staff to Queensland Premier Anna Bligh will be paid $100,000 more a year than the prime minister in his new role with the company that will build and operate the national broadband network

  • Controversial Telstra billing fee dropped

    AAP

    Telstra has dumped its controversial $2.20 administration fee for people paying their bills over the counter or by mail less than two months after it was introduced

  • Tandberg shareholders snub Cisco offer

    Rachael Bolton

    Network equipment company Cisco Systems could revoke its $US3.04 billion offer for video conferencing group Tandberg after the Norwegian company's shareholders voted to reject the deal, seeking a higher offer.

  • iiNet expands in regional exchanges

    Rachael Bolton

    Internet service provider iiNet has installed its own network infrastructure in eight new regional communities over the next eight months.

  • US relaxes grip on internet body

    Rachael Bolton

    The United States government has relaxed its grip over internet domain names, ending an 11-year joint project agreement (JPA) with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

  • DiData wins $36m SA renewal

    Rachael Bolton

    Dimension Data has won a three-year renewal of its contract with the South Australian Government worth $36 million.

  • Developer to appeal Microsoft ruling

    Julian Bajkowski and Rachael Bolton

    Australian software entrepeneur Ric Richardson plans to appeal a US District Court decision that overturned a $US388 million ruling against Microsoft for patent violation.

  • Aussie start-ups look for US gateway

    Rachael Bolton

    Six Australian technology companies will showcase their products at this year's Gateway to the US Summit in Silicon Valley on October 6.

  • China accused of new internet crackdown

    Rachael Bolton

    Press freedom activists have alleged that the Chinese government is restricting access to thousands of websites ahead of the sixtieth anniversary of the establishment of the ruling Communist regime.

  • Telstra thinking of shareholders in separation talks

    AAP

    Telstra has said it is negotiating with the federal government over proposals to separate the telco, with the interests of its shareholders taking precedence

  • Xerox makes $US6.4 billion services play

    Brian Corrigan

    Document management giant Xerox is the latest hardware company to make a move on the services market, announcing plans to buy Affiliated Computer Services for $US6.4 billion.

  • Interim data centre panel named

    Rachael Bolton

    Five companies have been selected to participate in the Federal Government's interim panel for data centre facilities and services.

  • Twitter attracts major investment

    Rachael Bolton

    Twitter received an undisclosed sum in new financing deals struck with Insight Venture Partners, T

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    Brian Corrigan

    State and federal government bureaucrats held the last of four public consultation forums in Melbourne today as they continue to work towards the creation of a national recycling scheme for computers and televisions...
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