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EU enters cyberworld with own address on 7 December

EU enters cyberworld with own address on 7 December

A rush among companies to register for a pan-European Union website is expected over coming weeks after the new .eu web address is launched on 7 December.
Staff Writers Dec 2 2005, 12:41PM Collaboration
Feature: Cyber criminals peddle wares on ignored websites

Feature: Cyber criminals peddle wares on ignored websites

Cyber criminals peddling illegal wares such as programs to hack into computers and stolen bank account numbers are moving to abandoned websites where their activities are harder to track, security experts say.
Michael Kahn Dec 2 2005, 10:42AM Collaboration
No decision yet on internet domain for sex sites

No decision yet on internet domain for sex sites

The fate of the proposed .xxx internet domain for sex sites, which has drawn fire from US conservative groups, remains in limbo, according to the head of the group that oversees the web domain system.
Allan Dowd Dec 2 2005, 8:42AM Collaboration
NetComm to acquire Dynalink

NetComm to acquire Dynalink

ASX-listed broadband hardware vendor NetComm has signed a heads of agreement to acquire 100 percent of New Zealand-based Dynalink Modems and its subsidiary Askey Australia.
Byron Connolly Dec 1 2005, 2:49PM Collaboration
Hurricane-ravaged New Orleans gets Wi-Fi

Hurricane-ravaged New Orleans gets Wi-Fi

Hurricane-stricken New Orleans is largely destroyed and abandoned, but city officials said it will soon have universal wireless internet service.
Staff Writers Dec 1 2005, 11:00AM Collaboration
Cyberspace comes to aid of Kashmir quake survivors

Cyberspace comes to aid of Kashmir quake survivors

As Pakistan and India were still floundering to respond in the early hours after the Kashmir quake, a convoy laden with supplies snaked its way along the debris-cluttered road to one of the worst-hit areas in Pakistan.
Terry Friel Dec 1 2005, 8:09AM Collaboration
One minute with...Audrey Lyon

One minute with...Audrey Lyon

CRN has a chat with Audrey Lyon, business development manager at Aquion.
Staff Writers Nov 30 2005, 1:05PM Collaboration
Arrr ye scurvy scum!

Arrr ye scurvy scum!

Hard-working software resellers trying to make an honest buck are now facing a battle with software pirates that seems to be getting more heated every day.
Alan Arnott Nov 30 2005, 1:00PM Collaboration
US SEC proposes internet "e-proxy" postings

US SEC proposes internet "e-proxy" postings

Corporations would be allowed to post proxy statements and annual reports on websites, instead of sending the bulky documents through the mail, under a plan proposedby US federal regulators.
Kevin Drawbaugh Nov 30 2005, 8:12AM Collaboration
ICANN, VeriSign settlement challenged in California lawsuit

ICANN, VeriSign settlement challenged in California lawsuit

A trade group of Internet businesses challenged a proposed settlement over control of the ".com" domain as a violation of US antitrust laws in a lawsuit filed on Monday in federal court in California.
Staff Writers Nov 29 2005, 1:07PM Collaboration
Peak performance

Peak performance

Solution providers and vendors alike are saying 'optimise this' with WAN acceleration technology.
Byron Connolly , Jennifer Hagendorf Follett Nov 28 2005, 3:57PM Collaboration
Fine tuning the wireless

Fine tuning the wireless

BigAir managing director Jason Ashton is, at the ripe old age of 33, somewhat of an Australian internet pioneer, having founded his company in 1993, sold it for a huge profit six years later, and then launched a wireless broadband ISP following a network build out, which is now set to list on the ASX.
Alan Hartstein Nov 28 2005, 1:38PM Collaboration
mBlox opens Australian operation

mBlox opens Australian operation

UK-based mBlox has opened in Australia and appointed a country manager, Hugh Haley.
Tim Lohman Nov 28 2005, 1:03PM Software
Siemens brings fast internet, mobile to Greenland

Siemens brings fast internet, mobile to Greenland

The 57,000 inhabitants of the Arctic island of Greenland will soon have access to the fastest internet connections available in Europe, according to German engineering conglomerate Siemens.
Staff Writers Nov 28 2005, 8:29AM Collaboration
destra terminates digital media sale

destra terminates digital media sale

destra Corporation has terminated agreements that would have seen Artist & Entertainment Group Limited (AEM) acquire its digital media assets.
Staff Writers Nov 25 2005, 2:40PM Collaboration
ASG forecasts strong earnings

ASG forecasts strong earnings

Perth-based IT provider ASG Group expected to report sales revenue of $26 million for the half year ending December 2005, a 60 percent increase over the corresponding period.
Staff Writers Nov 25 2005, 1:52PM Collaboration
Ericsson buys TUSC

Ericsson buys TUSC

Ericsson has paid $9.5 milllion for Australian systems integration company TUSC Computer Systems, a subsidiary of ASX-listed Allied Technologies Group.
Byron Connolly Nov 25 2005, 12:25PM Collaboration
ASX questions Sonnet’s operating loss disclosure

ASX questions Sonnet’s operating loss disclosure

Services specialist Sonnet has been grilled by the ASX over its 15 November company update statement.
Tim Lohman Nov 23 2005, 11:04AM Collaboration
Brightpoint moves into VoIP with Skype deal

Brightpoint moves into VoIP with Skype deal

Brightpoint moved further into the convergence space with the signing of pier-to-pier telephony vendor Skype.
Tim Lohman Nov 23 2005, 11:00AM Collaboration
Sony Ericsson reclaims number four handset spot from LG

Sony Ericsson reclaims number four handset spot from LG

Sony Ericsson reclaimed the number four position in the global handset market, pipping LG Electronics, on strong demand for its Walkman and camera phones, according to a survey.
Lucas van Nov 22 2005, 12:31PM Collaboration

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