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• PBA signs Harvey Norman
• Lan 1 signs Motorola wireless
• People Telecom to list in NZ
• Software sales at risk with multiple core PCs
• Phishing emails target Citibank
• IT upgrade leaves life insurance fund in better health
• ACIF assesses VoIP issues
• Govt looks to protect critical Aust IT systems
• 3Com promises more partner support in 2005
• Dimension Data acquires SecureData Group [updated]
• Half-Life 2 smashes PC games sales records
• Broadband is reliable: ACA
• Online store beats brick and mortar
• 3Com lays down gauntlet to Cisco
• Watch out for card skimming: NSW Police
• Samsung claims fastest 19 inch LCD refresh rate
• Acer tops $300M in online sales
• Linux server revenue tops US$1 billion
• US$10 million in bonus money for Microsoft critic
• HP plan more layoffs
• Convergence to cannibalise service providers, SMS
• Open source pioneers take on EU patent issue
• Subscribers continue to push VoIP-gear growth
• BigPond apologises to Australian Idol winner
• CA cancels 2005 partner shindig
• Cortex IT, Westan in storage deal
• IT security tipped to grow
• Spam diet expanding for Melbourne Barracuda
• Apple launches price match policy
• Brisbane ISV signs three US deals
• Linux will slow Windows server growth
• LG unveils mobile phone with TV receiver
• Australian companies looking at offshore outsourcing: HotHouse
• Half-Life 2: raising the (crow)bar
• NetApp ups channel commitment
• Optus to establish Indian call centre
• Allot cranks up with channel program
• Phish on Christmas menu
• VoIP can save companies up to US$28,000 per site
• Where in the world?
• Users see handhelds as powerful tools: survey
• Staff layoffs at Fujitsu Queensland
• Microsoft enlists channel help for server, desktop management
• Grid project puts unused PCs to work
• WebCentral signs new management
• Destra wants super resellers
• Police warn consumers about credit card scam
• Optima cuts staff
• Rust denies he's the top dog
• PC shipments fall; cameras, plasma TVs, music players rise
• Optima managers resign
• Gartner: Oracle needs to come clean on vulnerability
• Microsoft concludes piracy cases
• Plumtree to bear partner fruit
• Security vendor says Windows XP2 is full of holes
• Perth integrator to deploy wireless mesh
• Software vendors name channel champions
• EDS global partners net $100m in sales
• Microsoft debuts MSN search beta
• MessageLabs unveils new channel program
• Telstra launches NTT DoCoMo i-mode
• IBM Lotus developers to ride Java Express
• Bluetooth shipments set to double again
• Reseller accused of tax evasion
• Microsoft’s anti-trust settlements may top US$4.5B
• Online service provider enters m-commerce
• LogicaCMG and Optus take EDS energy contract
• Intel hires fresh local staff
• Microsoft hooks into small business accounting
• Business as usual for Microsoft Axapta resellers
• Resellers under scrutiny in Microsoft piracy case
• Voice over Wi-Fi ready to emerge
• Complexity crisis to hold back software growth
• Sheedy opts for new security blanket
• Oversupply expected to hit chip market
• Police uncover ID crime ring
• Comment: Spawning a scandal
• US spammer sentenced to nine years in first felony conviction
• SGI touts supercomputer for Japan with monster memory
• ACCC demand honest product claims
• Telstra trials "big footprint" ADSL technology
• Study: Linux "most breached" OS
• Tech Pac, Synnex strike new consumables deals
• Samsung enters Aussie notebook market
• VoIP moving to the desktop: survey
• Samsung launches monitor next day replacement
• Voice over WLAN use to skyrocket 450 percent by 2006
• SurfControl adds seven more resellers
• Avnet in HP refurbish deal
• New AIIA board announced
• Game News: S.T.A.L.K.E.R. delayed until at least May 2005
• Oracle issues final offer for PeopleSoft
• India's Tata Group acquires Tyco Network at bargain price
• VoIP: Are we ready yet?
• AMD pushes ambitious internet connectivity plan
• SPT buys Comindico
• PeopleSoft aligns With IBM and i-flex
• Ingram banks on emerging technologies