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• In open source, money doesn't always talk
• Hardware vendors will follow the money to open source
• Optus says ‘yes’ to print solution from Lexmark
• Cellnet reinvigorates IBM division
• Lenovo sales up 15 percent, sells mobile phone division for $100M
• Synnex makes US$1.97B in the fourth quarter of '07
• Avaya addresses partner concerns at Sydney conference
• Zlyotech scores $11M distribution deal, heads to US, Europe and Asia
• Security no longer top IT concern
• CCTV sound recording under attack
• IBM tones down Power6 for small firms
• Sun sets US$1m open source bounty
• Barracuda bites back in ClamAV spat
• Information is our only security weapon: Bruce Schneier
• Rabid rings in the New Year with a new resolve
• Is Australia innovative?
• Channel too small to burn bridges
• Can the channel save Dell?
• Teaching you how it is done
• WAN optimisation technology: important to the local market?
• Symantec’s global view of Australia
• Make a New Year security resolution
• Commander in debt; cuts staff, sells non-core businesses
• Telecom NZ rejects Aussie Webphone
• EMC’s revenues up 19 percent to US$3.8B
• Friend or foe: Labor and the Aussie channel
• Who were the biggest winners of 2007?
• Bill Gates says farewell to the CES pit
• Citrix offers training to Aussie partners
• Task Retail partners with Microsoft to implement new retail solution
• Harris Technology offers Paypal
• iPhone users dodge tariffs with grey imports
• Intel powers up green electricity
• Hackers launch DIY phishing kit
• Dell wraps up EqualLogic buy
• Google Labs unveils new search tricks
• Managed services boom in Oz
• Tonnex extends reseller program
• Lenovo to sell some IBM servers
• More Linux-based laptops from Dell
• SaaS education provider gets 600 IT courses CPA Australia approved
• Engin suffers $6.7 million loss during ‘07
• McAfee launches Platinum support for enterprise
• Australian resellers capitalise despite slow growth of Vista
• Storm malware still blowing strong
• Microsoft teams with Mayo Clinic on health care
• Online shopping soars to new heights
• No love lost as Valentine worms spread
• Nokia has another cracking quarter
• Arbor to acquire Ellacoya
• Webroot targets Australian channel growth
• SAP signs identity management firm
• Vignette APAC head resigns
• F-Secure partner with Sony Ericsson for smart security
• Ovum says Motorola's mobile phone division is struggling
• Office 2007 users go back in time
• Meg Whitman steps down at eBay
• Symbian mobile worm spreading fast
• Red Hat Linux gets openSUSE support
• Websense combines SurfControl channel program into Websense ChannelConnect
• Sun’s Blackbox well received in Oz
• Oz Company reaps benefits from merger with Fonality
• Touchbase completes Cisco managed service audit
• IT&T outsourcing booms in APAC
• Apple logs another record quarter
• HP unveils solid-state 'green' desktops
• EMC moves into software-as-a-service
• Telstra cancels Next G incentives, launches CDMA hotline
• Sun takes data centres underground
• Demand for more IT services in WA
• Optus expands 3G and wireless broadband across Wollongong and the Illawarra
• IBM again declines to open source OS/2
• FBI warns of 'vishing' attacks
• Microsoft and Citrix extend virtualisation offering
• Ikea rapped for flat-pack spam
• Nokia hints at Facebook deal
• Nortel and TAFE sign training agreement
• iPrimus to launch “naked” broadband
• Exinda reorganises reseller program
• Uptime Distribution signs another networking vendor
• Oz company to manage privacy information for New Zealand citizens
• Microsoft's new public sector boss
• Hitachi update: CE division closing due to global restructure
• Memory chip prices remain weak
• Dell takes balanced approach to blades
• McAfee ties encryption into Total Protection
• Microsoft teams with Barcelona for supercomputing research
• iPhone users to get Lotus Notes
• Hitachi shuts up Australian CE division
• NEC pushes 65-inch commercial grade LCD through channel
• Facebook application developers meet in Sydney
• Gold Coast City council gives Web security priority
• Telstra on OPEL war path
• Aussie company secures Vietnam’s Defence as reseller
• US Indian Affairs Bureau stuck in pre-internet age
• ACCC sets terms of access to the ULL and line sharing service
• Microsoft hires ex-Disney exec as CIO
• Salesforce goes à la carte
• Malware writers gear up for bumper 2008
• Microsoft ditches Mobile and Embedded DevCon
• Software pirate in crabs for games scam
• Online music companies thrive as old firms struggle
• ETT spruiks satellite broadband in face of OPEL and Govt plans
• McAfee’s midmarket focus
• Asia-Pacific, Europe contribute to financial growth at IBM
• HP offerings boost Aussie disti Avnet
• Microsoft warns of Excel flaw
• China heads for world's largest online population
• Mac users 'more open minded'
• The great divide: Is market consolidation creating super-corporations?
• Opinion: Is Touchbase implementing a new call centre for Kaz?
• Phishing attacks to rise in January/February
• Sony Ericsson improves profitability but its not good enough, says Ovum
• Crazy John's launches new billing system
• ACCC investigates Crazy John's for alleged false advertising
• Oracle acquires BEA systems
• SMEs offered 'business-class' email
• Mac security goes rogue
• Video rentals co-star in Jobs keynote
• China's IPTV market disappoints
• Microsoft and JVC ink patent deal
• The wireless debate: 3Com survey reveals security fears unfounded
• Valentine's Day storm warning
• HP beefs up mid-market servers
• Gotalk goes through Betta Electrical
• Local recruitment firm goes with UK product for online presence
• Microsoft Office 2008 upcoming release in Oz
• Inflation not concern for Aussie resellers
• Battery explosion 'not serious' for LG
• EU opens new cases against Microsoft
• Experts sound alarm on Silentbanker Trojan
• One billion mobile workers by 2011
• Wavenet gets $1.6M order from Mobitex China
• Lenovo launches pre-installed Linux laptops
• LongReach sells ServicePoint for $9M
• Touchbase adds call recording deal to Austar contract
• Southern Cross reaping benefits of parent company's undersea cable
• Spam for all occasions
• Cisco Australia increases SMB focus, hits 50 partners
• VMware signs second Aussie disti
• UMPC distie bags WiBrain Ultra Mobile PC
• iPhone deal put on hold in China
• Huawei trumps Nokia Siemens Networks
• 'Sick' new scam targets non-profits
• Australian Fibre to the Home still on the table, says Conroy
• New Australian company chooses BT for connection
• adstream gets BigPond TV channel
• ComputerCorp gives Telstra help with clients
• Asus Eee PC in more Aussie stores
• Microsoft business chief to step down
• SQL attack hits thousands of sites
• New York latest to probe Intel
• BigAir takes on board mergers and acquisition man
• McAfee gets high score in Gartner report
• Software developers putting data at risk
• Sapphire signs Aussie distributor
• Australians sent almost one hundred million festive texts
• Sydney City Council spends $3.5M on CCTV upgrade
• WhiteGold to open new offices, expand technology focus
• China handsets sales soar to 200m a year
• Pre-teen creates iPhone malware
• Spam levels reach 95 per cent in 2007
• Bill Gates 'exaggerates' HDTV popularity
• Altech to distribute BenQ
• Conroy compiles evidence for CDMA shutdown
• Electronics giants hook up to tackle waste
• Canon Australia offers free online training
• Video stores hit back at DVD piracy
• Simms International signs distribution contract with FileMaker Inc.
• Samsung chases Nokia with low-cost phones
• Millions tune in to HD and satellite radio
• Spammers target Windows Live SkyDrive
• HP cutting computer energy consumption by 25% before 2010
• Guest opinion: Inese Kingsmill, SMB Director, Microsoft Australia
• Microsoft offers US$1.2 billion for Fast search
• Green initiatives to drive IT spending in 2008
• Pacific Internet says local resellers to benefit from merger
• Google signs local reseller
• Dimension Data industry veteran passes away
• Dell thieves charged with stealing goods worth $267,000
• Panasonic switches on IP-enabled TVs
• Intel aims to push PCs out of the office
• Commonwealth Bank trials Australia's first contactless payment system
• CES - Skype sets tongues wagging for free
• Nintek liquidated after relationships fail
• NETGEAR recalls 82,000 overheating Ethernet Adapters
• Mitchell Baker steps down as Mozilla appoints new boss
• Commander gets new CFO, two directors resign from board
• Secure Computing warns resellers of a new botnet
• Future bright for Oracle
• Motorola acquires pan-Asian music provider
• Aussie Web shop offers discount to Firefox users
• Warner Bros sides with Blu-ray
• Toshiba continues to back HD-DVD
• ReachLocal partners with Macquarie Hosting
• Samsung Solid takes some beating
• Trend Micro offers free services to Aussie VARs
• Software AG on the acquisition trail
• Telstra submits new ULLS monthly charge undertaking
• ACCC publishes exemption applications from Telstra
• Telstra sells subsidiary for $50M to US company
• Navman Australia penalised $1.25 million for resale price maintenance
• AMD licenses Denali Nand Flash system
• Las Vegas gears up for bumper CES
• EFA attacks Labor’s ‘clean-feed’ Internet proposal