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• NewSat has no further opportunities for an ABG license
• Labor's Australian Broadband Guarantee committments brought into question
• EPSON appoints Tonnex as a ‘Genuine Gold Seal Supplier’
• Commander reports loss of $245M in half yearly results
• Emerson Networks Power offers Green training for resellers
• Opinion: Hackers release new probe into their own idiotic names
• Submarine cable to link US and Japan
• Global mobile sales 'immune to recession'
• ACCC grants authorisation code to the Information Technology Contract and Recruitment Association
• Opinion: Bushband buggered again
• Microsoft launches Windows Server 2008 and related enterprise apps to Aussie channel
• Cisco Networker’s given a Green makeover
• LogicaCMG shortens its name to Logica
• Lan 1 chosen as distributor for N-Able
• Webroot launches ‘channel charter’ for Australian partners
• BigAir: WiMax now on an even playing field with ADSL
• Storm worm botnet: mutating or fading?
• Novell buys PlateSpin for US$205M
• Gigabyte does its Bit for the environment
• AVG 8.0 released to counter changing dangers of Web
• Netcomm's strong half year results
• Sun and VMware forge OEM agreement
• Linux mobile devices open new market for Australian resellers
• MailGuard appoints Firewall Systems as first local distributor
• Symantec races ahead with Craig Lowndes
• Intrapower heads into managed services with Wavenet acquisition
• Security threat spectrum
• Trend Micro buys UK encryption firm
• VMware issues 'critical' security alert
• Australian IT firm develops software application for iPhone
• NewSat's satellite access for rural areas put on hold
• Intel Australia appoints new channel account manager
• Offset this: a look at HP's carbon offset program
• Australian distributors: Security vendors need the channel
• The Australian channel prepares as AV and IT collide
• Australia’s communications industry agrees on broadband policy principles
• Adobe’s new-look Australian channel program
• AVG: Google take the block off the St Kilda Football Club’s Website
• Internode asks ACCC for access to Telstra ADSL2+
• Microsoft posts Vista SP1 blacklist
• Phil Harrison steps down at Sony
• Ingram Micro unveils Consumer Home and Office Solutions division
• Australian Defence’s ICT to be serviced by Unisys
• Intel takes top spot on Corporate Citizen list
• Skills shortages threatens Australia's ICT growth
• HCL extends SAP agreement, buys Capital Stream
• Avnet lands exclusive deal to distribute Websense in Australia
• Datacom picks up ex-Commander employees, expands into Canberra
• iTunes movies - a step back?
• IT risk myths uncovered
• Broad-based versus niche distribution
• Cheering on VoIP Broadband
• Will the interest rate rises affect Australia’s resellers?
• Can Juniper make you switch?
• The SMB scramble continues in Vendorland
• Gen-i punches above its own weight
• Are Managed Print Services the future?
• Market Clarity finds high ADSL availability in Australia
• Gartner’s outlook for IT organisations and users
• From the mouth of babes
• Toshiba and SanDisk combine Nand Flash production
• Microsoft unveils Small Business Server 2008
• DRam crack breaks encryption software
• Microsoft makes interoperability pledge
• Google pilots health records system
• Nortel and 3D Networks replaces Macquarie University’s infrastructure
• Crazy John’s rolls out ciboodle CRM
• earthwave offers managed security to Australian schools
• ISONet launched to secure independent school networks
• Nortel and Commander unified communications solution for RMIT University
• Data#3 takes on board ex-Commander employees
• Swann goes RedAlert with Ingram, finishes with Dick Smith in March
• Telstra in hot water with ACCC, again
• US software vendor Blackboard opens Australian data centre
• Manaccom nets in revenues of $16.2M for 2007
• Synnex takes a Green approach
• Intel plays Havok with developers
• Digital set-top box sales reach 100 million worldwide
• Malware gets up close and personal
• Telstra profit jumps to $1.9 billion as PSTN hangs on
• Informatica offers data migration suite to Aussie channel
• Sun takes off in blade server market
• Hyro launches business centre with IBM, stops all IT acquisitions.
• Gamma Solutions partners with Sybase to mobilise the enterprise
• Australian SMBs step up the pace in consolidation and virtualisation
• 3Com or H3C: What’s in a name?
• AMD open sources performance library
• Hackers step up website attacks
• Land rush begins on .asia domains
• Dell adds to Linux notebook range
• Microsoft’s bid to address IT skills shortage
• Toshiba, Sony gives peace a chance with semiconductor alliance
• Fortinet and Riverbed secures WAN optimisation
• WatchGuard signs on seven new resellers in Australia
• Death knell tolls for Toshiba’s HD DVD
• Oxygen acquires Intacct to boost local SMB offering
• Self-destruct laptops foil thieves
• Undersea cables 'cut by saboteurs'
• Nokia dials into mobile gaming vision
• Melbourne IT's revenue up by $154.4M
• AMD Australia targets more channel focus
• Lenovo consumer PCs hits Dick Smith and Domayne shelves
• Mannacom's new games consoles go through Harvey Norman
• PKBA launches subsidiary as a platform for software innovation
• IDC: Australian IT services market growth to reach $15B by 2011
• AnySite Australia software to use Census data
• Nintendo calls on US to kill piracy
• Toshiba expected to drop HD-DVD
• Wal-Mart latest to dump HD-DVD
• Yahoo board split over Microsoft bid
• Telstra gets its ninth accounting separation current cost report
• Symantec's contribution to Green IT
• Acision offers mobile phone operators location-based software
• Pioneer Computers and Konica Minolta go after government contracts
• CA and VMware team up for the environment
• Australian biometrics software developer finds success in the UK
• Xbox Live users get front row seats at GDC
• HP settles spying case
• Microsoft reshuffles senior executives
• IntraPower buys IPsX for $2.3M
• Liberal party claims Labor has raided communications fund for the bush
• NVIDIA refreshes channel programs, no word on plans for Australia
• HD DVD/Blue Ray: Low definition [opinion]
• Audio visual reseller loses up to $50K in Sydney explosion
• Hitachi expands NZ operations
• Digital signage: The signs are everywhere
• Blue Coat appoints A/NZ channel manager
• Storm clouds Valentine's Day inboxes
• Format war holding back DVD sales
• StayinFront provides CRM solution to global pharmaceutical firm
• IDC: Mobile data services to grow at a rate of more than 50 percent
• Ovum: Microsoft’s vision for IT service providers and software developers
• Internet access: Hinder me no longer [opinion]
• Netscape launches business grade channel program for ISP resellers
• Internode boosts international cable capacity
• Ingram Micro Australia appoints new sales director
• Ingram Micro fourth quarter revenues exceed US$10B
• IT automation software provider, Kaseya empowers MSPs
• Vertical markets contributes to Tegatech’s growth
• Internet hindering more than helping SMEs
• Microsoft pushes out 17 security fixes
• Harvey Norman chooses Manaccom as software supplier
• HP: Australia leading the way in virtualisation across APAC
• Cisco launches SMB offerings in APAC
• Nvidia ex-channel manager heads back to Altech
• gotalk launches Naked DSL
• UXC lands Lucid IT
• VMware goes on the partnerpath
• WatchGuard eXeeds in New Zealand
• HP announces carbon offset program
• Telstra brings i-mate mobiles to Oz
• Microsoft pushes mobile technology with Danger purchase
• Yahsoft in the head
• Hitachi launches VTL product suite
• Objective Corporation helps build FKP’s data
• JB Hi-Fi makes $989M in sales, will open five stores in ‘08.
• Opengear to serve the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
• Fortinet launches New Zealand partner program
• Yahoo takes locks off hosting service
• The next big mobile device is 'irrelevant'
• Telstra workers urged to come forward with information on AWA investigation
• NEC bows out of entry level LCD market
• Australia’s Dimension Data acquires SQL Services
• Yahoo: Microsoft offer not good enough
• Commander sackings gets review from Workplace Ombudsman
• People Telecom in $200M deal with Telstra Wholesale
• SAS Australia appoints national reseller
• Uptime renamed 24/7 Distribution
• KLM expands into Tasmania with TC Electrical
• SLIDESHOW: Cellnet opens IBM Solutions Centre in Sydney
• Cellnet IBM Solutions Centre
• Labor‘s $30M technology funding cut will not affect the industry
• Microsoft launches OEM deal with Sony Ericsson
• Commander sells Western Australia enterprise assets to Empired
• Telstra Coverage Advocate program takes CDMA customers to the Next G level
• ASG chairman retires
• Avalanche sees reseller growth with AVG product
• IBM acquisition of Cognos well received by partners
• NSC head out with FrontRange’s ITSM
• Telco giant formed after SOUL merges with TPG
• Security pros confused over authentication
• Toshiba shrinks memory chips by 30 percent
• Microsoft offers standalone Outlook
• Intel rolls out phase-change chips
• Apple patches QuickTime and iPhoto flaws
• Blue Coat lands BT contract
• Beware of the SaaS trap
• Remote workers ignoring security
• Clearswift and itX part ways
• Tegatech Australia partners with mobile PC ODM
• UXC acquires Getronics Australia
• Another one bites the dust on Aussie shelves
• Gartner: Growth in IT outsourcing creates market opportunities
• Internode challenges Telstra with upcoming Naked DSL offering
• Is time running out for traditional storage?
• Hitachi yet to shed light on market segment exit
• Virtualisation’s dream team
• Payment on the go
• What do Australians want to watch: LCD or plasma?
• Data on the move looks to the clouds
• Bringing partners back into the fold
• Are you ready to download your tunes?
• IBM Australia to intensify SMB penetration during 2008
• New 16GB iPhone will be international
• Yahoo to switch off Music Unlimited
• US and Europe to regulate nanotech
• NEC trials femtocells with mobile operators
• Labor kicks Telstra into action over ADSL2+
• New government, new year, new promises
• Microsoft to borrow money to cover Yahoo bid
• Senator Gillard calls for participation in Labor’s $1B Digital Education revolution
• Senator Billson says cease and desist to telemarketers
• Informatica INFORMs resellers
• Nvidia snaps up PhysX with Ageia buy
• Arm flexes Samsung licensing deal
• Dell unveils newest storage servers
• LCD sales drive profits for Sharp
• Spammers unleash January email flood
• Taiwan group guilty of 90 percent of Microsoft piracy
• Google hits back at Yahoo/Microsoft deal
• Microsoft starts rolling out Vista Service Pack1
• Liberal: Conroy’s fibre-to-the-home network delivery is confusing
• Case study: Microsoft's SMB focus
• Optus sees revenue growth in third quarter financial results
• Hyro Limited stops acquisition, changes CEO
• Blu-ray: resistance is 'futile'
• Spear phishers target US students
• Google API finds friends everywhere
• Analysts react to Microsoft/Yahoo deal
• Federal Government announces $15 million ICT apprenticeship program
• A/NZ security market to surpass US$1.6 billion: IDC
• BMC appoints new APAC channel director
• Tonnex opens office in Sydney
• Australian open source workers earn more money
• Dimension Data wins McAfee award
• Commander lets go of Unitel for $10M
• Centrify appoints Aussie reseller for APAC
• Google founders in 20-year pact
• EBay sellers to strike over fee hike
• Alienware launches 4TB home server
• SanDisk boosts SD card line
• Netscape gets brief stay of execution
• Microsoft prepared to fork out US$44.6B for Yahoo!
• HP goes green with recycled cartridges
• Telecom NZ continues with pieNETWORKs’ Webphone trials
• Trend Micro high scores for anti-malware offering
• Telstra cops complaints from four rival telcos
• Alloy to distribute pbxnsip software in Australia
• Skype for the PSP goes live
• HD-DVD Group hits back as UK Woolworths picks Blu-ray
• Apple's MacBook Air hits the shelves
• Dell cans 140 US kiosks