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• HP, Westan in white-box deal
• IT auctioneer calls in administrators
• SCO developer marketplace goes live
• Spies target channel stars at 3rd Annual IT&T Awards
• Spyware threat larger than you think
• Leading Edge Internet sold to Bytecard
• Sony announces dates, prices for new gaming devices
• iSCSI finds fans in Australian channel
• Unwired gets wild with Woolies
• Ballmer memo: Windows cost, security beat Linux
• ASIC warns about investment email scams
• Petty best of British for DiData services
• Moneytech reseller credit signup hits half-tonne
• SGI joins IBM in claiming fastest supercomputing title
• Juniper pumps up channels
• Renepo worms in on OS X
• Netspace relaunches Gamespace online games
• Leading Solutions acquires Micro Knox
• EverQuest II set for 8 November release
• McAfee to appease US channel
• Spoof security alert hits Linux users
• Fast response could kill mass-mail viruses
• Illegal P2P costing business $60m
• Penman new Volante boss
• Job board to grow for IT pros
• Netgear offers wireless, VPN training for resellers
• Cisco to buy policy compliance firm Perfigo
• Open source starts campaign against Euro patents
• IE bugs open up even XP SP2 to attack
• Mobile reseller wins human resources prize
• Higher PC shipments below expectations: Gartner
• Australia's largest residential VoIP installation goes live
• Channel surges after Network Box
• SMBs eyeing VoIP next year: survey
• Linux reseller offers 'internet-safe' computer
• AMD unleashes its fastest chip
• Intel, AMD slash mobile pricing
• Government must play bigger role in broadband takeup
• Solving the managed security puzzle
• ACA casts eye over VoIP
• KAZ bags ElectraNet managed services deal
• Resellers play Santa early in Townsville
• Microsoft: 2005 a "breakout" year for Windows server
• Homegrown voice and data player seeks partners
• Symantec retains ACA Pacific, ED and TechPac
• ACS calls for software quality assurance
• EMC goes Dantzing
• Former Quantum MD dies
• United Comindico resellers stand firm
• WiMAX prospects fall between optimism, pessimism
• StorageTek beefs up channel with new program
• SSL VPN vendor Aventail discussing new signings for 2005
• Sun won't shine on box-droppers
• Microsoft Media Center PCs hit Australia
• Stolen HP printer consignment recovered in Sydney bush
• Microsoft patches 21 more bugs
• Novell warns of more Linux lawsuits
• Users prefer thin clients: Wyse survey
• Anti-spam developer seeks $3M in funding
• Dell recalls 4.4 million notebook adapters [updated]
• WiMAX to co-exist not compete with Wi-Fi
• ACIF calls for comment on draft telco code
• Belkin to release pre-802.11n gear
• Indigo Pacific wins Asia-Pacific HP prize
• ALSTOM IT MBO complete [updated]
• Ex Sun and Oracle execs in open source startup
• WhiteGold adds Fortinet
• Dell recalls 4.4 million notebook adapters
• Local call centre operations ready to spend
• Simply Wireless staff, creditors to go home empty-handed
• Next Byte quits the PC game
• Software transforms iPod into PC backup device
• Victoria on Indian trade mission
• Alstom IT MBO completed
• Optima appoints education specialist
• Latest Leisure Suit Larry banned
• Destra buys Techex
• Sun’s McNealy targets Red Hat
• Securing WLAN
• Small businesses need help choosing an ISP: ACA
• Cole joins Enterasys
• Sun: Get ready for negative margins
• Open source tender stirs political hornet’s nest
• Synnex flags plans for automated warehousing in Sydney, Melbourne
• People Telecom adds Destra music to online services
• LAN Systems grabs exclusive EMC deal
• Aust crackdown on internet child porn