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• Sydney Uni gets serious on e-learning
• Red Hat sets up hosting program to boost Enterprise Linux
• Offshoring could swing our way: Gartner
• QLD software group formed
• Intel CEO warns workers about late products
• IPO set for India's software-outsourcing firm, Tata
• Linux hacks rare as hens' teeth, says survey
• Perimeter security up but internals still vulnerable
• Aust chips for Asian city
• Cable broadband booms with "the bundle"
• Seagate offers five year drive warranties
• Forty-seat IP-based contact centre straddles Tasman
• Tech One announces record profit
• IT workers clocking excessive hours
• June hack tops so far for 2004
• CA aims deeper in white-box channel
• HP’s channel balancing act
• CRN Test Centre review: Windows XP Service Pack 2: Install with care
• Avalanche of Acrobat rivals expected as channel grows
• FTR acquires rest of WebCentral: UPDATE
• HP settles lawsuit with Canadian company
• SAP posts 14 percent profit boost
• ASUS in laptop market attack
• Hyperion buys Sydney platform developer
• Licensing for all
• Toshiba touts 'quick-start' laptop
• Novell previews Odyssey federated ID
• US rival attacks Aust traffic-cam maker
• New tech starts time-bomb ticking for resellers
• Aust call centres will harness new tech
• Microsoft may become top dog in IM
• Ericsson reports profit, sales up
• Spam scourge overblown, survey suggests
• SMEs on broadband charge
• Sydney increases wireless access
• Local ISVs launch 3G real estate application
• US scrutinises Microsoft Longhorn plans
• New Bagle shuts down desktop defences
• Utility computing may revolutionise IT services: IDC
• Netspace plans to sail SOHO seas
• Rates on the rise for IT pros
• Millsy kick-starts Iona channel
• Aladdin shines up LAN Systems security gap
• Microsoft, Lindows settle lawsuit
• Web inventor knighted
• Gibson Quai merges with AAS
• Leading Edge Group in B2B play
• Ericsson demos converged 3G, broadband apps
• Intel to delay Sonoma launch
• Five-year Telstra copyright fight destroys content provider
• Government to review X-rated content
• Data #3 opens IBM TotalStorage centre
• IBM’s chip problems behind iMac delay
• Coonan to tackle IT
• BMC in fresh channel drive
• Australian Microsoft partners win PartnerWorld awards
• PC resellers branded as "cowboys"
• Express Data joins HP severance list
• Survey: companies don't grasp legal risks of email, IM
• Nexon seeks high-speed VLAN hawkers
• No promises on PocketPC future: Toshiba
• Fortinet launches partner program
• Intangible, human aspects big winner in mobile businesses
• Samsung merges IT & CE sales under Krieke
• Wireless broadband: the race is on
• Optima undergoes management restructure
• Apple re-schedules mini iPods for world release 24 July
• Microsoft dumps US$1.7B into channels
• Express Data claims annuity success
• Fortinet gets new Aussie boss
• Report: broadband to continue rapid worldwide growth
• Local internet content monitor seeks resellers
• Cisco in SMB market attack
• Telco ICT job growth slows: Badja
• Half retail supply chain may get tagged by 2005: study
• Microsoft settles US$1.5B California case
• Cassa appointed exclusive distributor for ASUS servers
• Accenture revenue, profits up
• Global sourcing -- short-circuit or shot in the arm for Aussie IT?
• Pirates, ISPs hamper local software industry: BSA
• Linux vendors vie for Larry's favours
• Next 64-bit Windows not for retail
• Oracle promises channel: we won't abandon you this time
• Corporate losses from internet-based attacks average US$2M
• Telcos one-fifth of corporate IT spend
• HP takes top print business direct
• eShop on eCorner hopes to turn epages
• Apple resellers starved of iMacs until September
• Oracle ISVs to get helping hand in database app market [updated]
• Aust joins international spam fight
• Data #3 sells Navision business
• Adobe rejigs licensing for resellers
• Gartner urges NT users to migrate now
• Java creator weighs in on open source debate
• Net-Itech ramps up in Australia
• DiData ramps up ACT involvement with $5.6m deal
• Peribit refreshes lineup
• Demand flat for IT execs
• inTechnology partners Singapore hotspot gear provider
• Frew back in the channel
• Zultys digs an Australian channel