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• Nexon splits off channel business
• Computers for low-income households
• iPod makes Apple world leader
• WebEx expands, refines partner strategy
• Hackers target online gamers
• Memories fade, but ink is forever
• Roswel adds Steeleye security
• Cassa founder to exit
• TalkNet out for hosted services
• iPod takes top spot in Spam Index
• Apple patches MacOS bugs
• AMD's flash dilemma will get worse
• Channel praises Microsoft plan to stigmatise software pirates
• Cisco gets new regional manager
• Intel reshape won't hit channel
• IT managers rate spyware as number 1 threat
• Witness Systems completes Blue Pumpkin acquisition
• Worm poses as tsunami relief fund email
• Citrix to shed more partners
• Phishing shows no signs of slowing
• Notebook service centre first for ASUSTek
• Netgear offers more reseller training
• IBM wins $6m schools deal
• FrontRange fronts up for reseller drive
• IBM-Lenovo buyout hurt sales
• AMD posts fourth-quarter loss
• ACCC rules against increased peering
• Victoria seeks IT suppliers
• Mid-sized contracts boost outsourcing
• EDS targets global HR business
• Mobility drives PC shipments up
• Google shoots to snap up image market
• SkyNetGlobal to list in London
• Bluechip to open Perth office
• Like father like Sonoma
• Acer notebooks hot for teachers
• Nintendo fights for handheld market
• World of Warcraft not enough
• Toshiba depoys local software
• Oracle chops 5000 heads
• Shuttle, Sato in stoush
• Cisco to buy Airespace in US$450m deal
• EMC poised to launch network virtualisation product
• Apple targets Harvard student for product 'leaks'
• Seagate drives into whitebooks
• Local students invent tsunami warning software
• Aussie retail enjoys merrier December
• Queensland signs Microsoft support for $8M
• Reardon new Linksys boss
• Offshore outsourcer Infosys reports 49 percent growth
• Digiland founder returns
• Jobs bites into 2005 Apple offerings
• Online spending sets record in 2004
• Man convicted of faking computer invoices
• Baillie confirmed as Ingram boss
• Scouts prepared for IP telephony
• AMD launches fresh partner program
• Computer Australia buys Concorde
• Brightpoint doubles Sydney capacity
• HP, Panasonic agree on DVD formats
• Cabac in tsunami appeal
• Sun trumpets big channel year
• Getronics expands gaming IT contract
• Sonoma proves popular