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• Bing Lee co-founder passes away
• Netregistry recruits local software company
• Citrix creates online virtualisation training for A/NZ channel
• Intel admits defeat with Viiv
• Battle between Google and Microsoft intensifies
• $82M Defence Centre created to boost technology innovation
• Federal Court finds Telstra's Next G advertising 'deceptive'
• Adam Internet to complete $1.5M call centre improvements by Christmas
• Shoppers snap up digital photoframes
• Microsoft teams up with Viacom
• Web threats make their mark on 07/08
• Freshtel, Siemens goes cordless with VoIP
• Austrade: Indian market ripe for Aussie invasion
• Experts talk up enterprise voice over Wi-Fi
• Spammers target Christmas Wii buyers
• IBM builds on Lotus Connections
• CSG buys WA consulting service for $20M
• Blue Coat's local vision for Internet security
• Telstra labels Optus cable as 'lazy', ACCC intervenes
• Sun's petabyte datacentre in a box makes its Aussie debut
• Trouble ahead for ageing data centres
• IT giants celebrate birth of the transistor
• NetComm goes out to Africa in deal worth over $1M
• S Central acquires Queensland-based Clariti
• HP Australia extends channel business
• Aussie company comes under fire for probing scandalous poker site
• EFTel secures Tandy and Dick Smith for Pocketsurfer 2
• Australian service providers to combine forces in $8.3M deal
• Intel predicts bright future for laptops
• Cyber-crooks gear up for ID bonanza
• The ACCC shares its views on next generation telecommunications networks
• Online Christmas spending surges
• Microsoft unveils hypervisor beta
• IT professionals get more benefits as their demands soars
• ePartners expands in Australia
• Chariot CEO resigns, court battle with Transocm held off
• MailGuard wants specialist resellers for WebGuard 2.0
• Public comment sort for VDSL2 Standards
• Xbox 360 HD DVD Emulator launched
• Adobe opens up its remoting and messaging apps
• Microsoft puts Samsung in the frame
• Federal Court gives a win to the ACCC on Foxtel digital Pay TV service
• Telstra wins two court rulings, has another impending
• NewSat submits to regional review
• Custom applications for Juniper Networks partners in Australia
• The biggest stories of 2007
• Optus brings forward 3G network deadline to 2008
• IBM courts Hollywood in green crusade
• US whistleblower's details exposed on the web
• Sun targets volume market with Acer channel deal
• Samsung tackles high-end printer market
• NetComm signs $3M deal to add security layer to products
• And so this is Christmas, except for Labor workers
• 2007 Year in Review
• Time for Rudd to deliver on broadband promises
• Even high flyers need IT
• International: Hidden possibilities
• What prominent trends can we expect in the Australian IT channel for 2008?
• Playing the communication game
• Give Dell a chance, you’d be foolish not to
• Making IT cool
• Are you considering signing a contract?
• Kindle and EEe PC herald new mobile era
• ’Tis the season to be friendly to all
• Crazy, sexy, cool – IT’s image redevelopment
• EFTel’s chairman pushed out
• Online retailers not ready for Christmas rush
• More UK government data stolen
• Telstra not anti-competitive says Federal Court
• Vodafone earmarks $500 million 3G expansion to rival Telstra
• Microsoft launches safe online shopping guide; files 52 piracy lawsuits
• Fortinet applauds channel partners
• Microsoft: Give Vista a chance
• PK Business Advantage acquires Lane Technical Services
• Ingram Australia appoints marketing manager
• ASG wins $2 million Canberra contract
• IBM and EMC square off on virtualisation
• EqualLogic: Our Australian resellers have access to Dell products
• Fortinet opens NZ office, appoints NZ country manager
• Broadcast Australia buys Hostworks for $68.9 million
• Colli outlines Leading Solutions’ future
• Coote walks away from Commander
• Antivia signs Aussie reseller
• Seven patches to cap Microsoft's year
• Hackers targeting 'forgotten' web apps
• Petascale computers: the next supercomputing wave
• CDMA users get grace period while Telstra scours for handsets
• Ants, acid and business brawls: The top ten data disaster stories for 2007
• Mobile services will survive rise of Wi-Fi
• SMEs value broadband service over speed
• Hitachi partners with data management firm
• Australian reseller giant formed after merger
• Toyota tunes up robo-violinist
• Altech signs J&W in exclusive distribution deal
• Microsoft accused of causing Blu-ray/HD-DVD war
• Salesforce claims its millionth customer
• Clearswift sees benefits from email and spam explosion
• PC AWARDS TEST
• Spot yourself at the PC Authority R&S Awards
• Salesforce hooks up networking feature
• Comms body wants quality of service for VoIP
• Lan 1 unleashes 3G Wireless for SMBs
• Loop goes with Optus for MOKO
• PCA Awards
• StayinFront streamlines The Salvation Army
• Activision and Blizzard join forces
• Nokia Siemens expands R&D in China
• Facebook backs down on ad plans
• JusticeLink to unify NSW courts
• SMC signs deal with Mitron to distribute Skype phone in Oz
• Australia’s history goes online
• Austhink raises $4.1M for desktop offering
• Ingram signs up virtual desktop vendor
• Motorola boss quits over poor results
• Cyber-cops bust online marriage scam