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• SAP extends Mercury deal in Australia
• Ah, nostalgia
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• Greenpeace names and shames tech firms
• China to accelerate LCD production
• Microsoft declares war on Cisco
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• Broadband backwater
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• Gizmo buys Nerds for Hire
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• Samsung unveils 80nm 1Gb DDR2 memory
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• Botched upgrade kills Ubuntu Linux GUI
• Ricky Gervais teaches Microsoft a thing or two
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• Distributors revel in reseller cuts
• Beethoven signs on Kiwi partner Simpl
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• NZ Telecom entertains Yellow Pages sell-off
• Technology One’s revenue hits a high
• Simms International acquires KH Distribution
• Telstra unveils $50m facility
• VMware appoints ITX as distributor
• Resellers in a whirl over Synnex and Ingram cuts
• IBM offers sales incentives to software resellers
• Pioneer expands VIA distribution
• Commander installs new network for Toowoomba
• Coonan: mobiles a “pipeline for perversion”
• Melbourne IT reports $7.1m profit
• Tower Software revenues up 25%
• Austrade cuts digital content industry export funding
• BigAir expands Unwired agreement
• Sage terminates GL Computing after rebate scuffle
• Powerhouse Pc brings Sea Sonic back to Australia
• Optus in VIC TAFE IP telephony rollout
• Retravision strikes retail deal with NEC
• Sony PlayStation 3 predicted to win console war
• Broadband multi-play offers all volume and no profit
• Enterprises warned of virtualisation pitfalls
• US Census puts Melbourne developer on the map
• Philips enters PC market via Synnex
• Frame Group wins health infrastructure contract
• The auDA issues 'Consumer Alert'
• EMC revamps Velocity with cost reductions
• VoIP not yet saviour of PSTN providers
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• Issues around domain names
• Skin fix
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• NSC implements Avaya telephony at Sea World
• Hostworks enters the SMB sector
• Trend Micro in SMB recruitment drive
• VoIP payphone no pie in the sky
• Fujitsu wins Yarra Valley outsourcing deal
• PacNet, Techlink connect Capt'n Snooze
• BCN in the hands of administrators
• EFTel buys Instant Communication
• IT departments “slaves” to vendors
• LAN Systems, Watchguard part ways
• Gigabyte, ASUS in joint venture
• DSL prices fall to all-time low
• Skype spyware spam scam slammed
• Serious BlackBerry hack attack exposed
• JFK assassination spam scam exposed
• AMD's ATI buy throws cold water on Conroe
• Ramsay switches on Avocent
• NSC keeps the Opera's voice in tune
• Register that deal!
• MobileActive heads into real estate
• Chariot retrenches 48 staff, closes offices
• Clarity wins Indonesia telco deal
• AOL launches free anti-virus software
• Optus, HP launch laptop bundles
• Pioneer to build new plasma TV plant in Japan
• Lenovo reduces losses
• Plasma screens are a girl's best friend
• Nokia the most stolen phone
• Skype teams up with McAfee
• Gas specialist who turned to IT
• An unlevel playing field
• Tech One bags Uni deals
• Firewall and Trend Micro split
• Apple in deals to connect iPod in new car models
• Top China PC maker Lenovo squeezes into the black
• SingTel Q1 beats forecast on Asian mobile growth
• Symantec launches new online training
• Check Point waves pure-play flag
• Cellnet’s profit drops, restructure to blame
• UK skills gap hinders European growth potential
• Dell rises to 2nd spot in Japan PC market in Q2
• Ericsson expands patent lawsuit against Samsung
• Canon unveils HD video camera for consumers
• Check Point creates in-house services unit
• Virus epidemic due to hit in August
• Southern Cross launches consulting division
• PC maker Lenovo set for dismal quarter
• Viral email traffic falls but threat remains
• Slow standards hurt fast wireless
• Gartner warns AMD's ATI buy is a risky bet
• BCN hits the wall
• Apple cans AppleCentre branding
• Intel’s launches Core 2 Duo chips
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