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• Vodafone completes 3G network expansion
• Harvey Norman positive about financial results
• Cellnet records $15.8 million loss
• Sqware Peg launches 'Click to Cloud'
• Orange squeezes more juice from sales
• Sybase revamps partner program
• Smartphone users ignoring malware threats
• Apache site hacked
• Fujitsu faces strike action over pay freeze
• Hackers to plead guilty to TJX hacking
• US Government wants emergency internet powers
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• EBay may have found a buyer for Skype
• Apple lets Snow Leopard off the leash
• Security vendors dismiss Snow Leopard anti-virus
• Skype Trojan can log VoIP conversations
• Dell and HP to Microsoft's rescue in Word case
• Google faces new anti-trust probe
• Cost-cutting leaves Novell with profitable quarter
• Diesel generators save the day at Brisbane data centre fire
• Will EMC take on Amazon's cloud computing service?
• People Telecom boosts M2's dealer network
• LAMP coders celebrate deep space transmission
• JB Hi Fi attains “pinnacle” among Telstra partners
• Blue Coat recruits a partner every month
• Telstra turns to Twitter for customer support
• Dell looks to Windows 7 for recovery
• Integ Group invites partners to rate staff
• Bridge Point eyes NSW and Victoria expansion
• Twitter cross-site scripting flaw 'still not fixed'
• Photos: Inside Telstra's Global Operations Centre
• Emerson adds Anixter to distie books
• Gartner offers ECM deployment tips
• Verizon awarded millions in cyber squatting case
• Researchers crack WPA encryption in 60 seconds
• Consumer group slams online banking security
• ColdSpark integrates Kaspersky anti-virus engine
• Acronis targets $4 million in partner leads
• Free Linux gets green light
• Amazon launches Virtual Private Cloud
• Officeworks studies customers with Site Intelligence
• Avaya invests in marketing for resellers
• EXCLUSIVE: York Group boosts Microsoft channel program
• ShoreTel signs on West Oz partner
• Lazy web devs blamed for malware frenzy
• Microsoft wins fast-track Word appeal
• Google fixes severe Chrome flaws
• BP awards software outsourcing deals
• Melbourne IT forecasts break in the weather
• EXCLUSIVE: Brocade to sign IP switch master distributor
• EXCLUSIVE: Samsung invests in after-sales customer care
• Cash pipeline bright for Pipe
• Indian outsourcer HCL charges into New Zealand
• Printer market falls by 20 percent
• NSW starts school netbook rollout
• Internode gains foothold in MSP space
• NSC wins contract with Hobsons
• Illegal downloaders face internet blackout
• Microsoft drops Windows 7 discounts in Europe
• Devastating SQL attack compromises 50,000 sites
• Internet Society calls for government action on IPv6
• MessageLabs spots resilient new breed of botnets
• Experts doubt DIAC bio-database can stop ID fraud
• Communications Alliance loses Anne Hurley
• RIM buys open source mobile browser start-up
• NetApp partners handed keys to data centre
• Viewsonic enters the netbook market
• Restructure keeps Legend in profit
• Veeam updates partner portal
• Retailers indicted in US$22m identity theft fraud
• Optus swaps out IBM for EDS
• SmartyHost accused of spamming customers
• Sony shoots on with HD surveillance
• Blogger to sue Google for US$15 million
• Microsoft quiet on Wolfram Alpha deal
• Facebook set for hiring spree
• Telstra launches intercontinental Ethernet services
• Photos: Optus D3 satellite blasted into orbit
• Telstra local loop access prices tipped to rise
• Gershon review cuts to fund 200 tech hires
• CA reshuffles channel and sales execs
• Fuji Xerox unveil services reshuffle
• Administrators called into Zylotech
• Digislide rings the bell at the ASX
• China jails four for pirating Windows XP
• Fast50: Victorian resellers to the fore
• Amber Tech veteran spins channel role
• End for misleading mobile promotions
• TNBN board topped with energy and infrastructure execs
• Future Fund dumps $2.4 billion of Telstra shares
• Top 10 time saving tips
• Apple responds to Google Voice blocking claims
• Opinion: Protect your cyber self
• Virus targets Delphi code compiler
• Tech giants gang up on Google Book Search
• Hackers prefer Firefox and Opera
• Facebook struggles to cope with rogue apps
• New toolkit promises easier Windows deployment
• Brisbane VHA staff face redundancy or relocation
• Cisco flaw enables 'simulated' DDoS attack
• Nokia chief hints at netbook plans
• Blade and Dicker Data hunt Cisco on the rack
• NetSuite buys back distie rights from NetReturn
• Competition heats up on the CRN Fast50
• Q&A: Avaya's Aussie MD talks with CRN
• Reports hint at early Snow Leopard release
• Windows 7 can be used free for four months
• Finjan wins injunction against firewall vendor
• Identity theft via malware set to skyrocket
• Woven Systems technology lives on with Fortinet
• Westwind maps out third Victorian wind project
• Photos: Inside the Equinix Sydney2 data centre
• Play.com leaks new Microsoft HD webcam
• Your guide to social media etiquette v0.1
• Synnex announces expansion plans
• Adobe rolls out critical security updates
• Fujitsu gets in early with Windows 7 upgrade
• Brennan IT in managed server push
• IT sales surge with end of financial year sales
• Bush gets $60m broadband boost
• Tasmanian Government to fund VHA relocation
• Microsoft delivers Exchange 2010 release candidate
• Stress tests rain on Amazon's cloud
• Splunk ramps up its Aussie presence
• Microsoft appeals against Word injunction
• Motorola tool simulates wireless network attacks
• Workplace social network blocking jumps by a quarter
• Mozilla complains about IE ballot solution
• Scientists use e-commerce techniques to block attacks
• Outspoken cop questions whether to "turn the Internet off"
• EFTel, aaNet suffer denial of service attack
• Telstra pays $100k fine for privacy abuse
• Photos: Inside Datapod's container data centres
• Forensics experts examine iiNet and Telstra facilities
• Facebook hit with privacy suit
• Kaspersky woos market with polite software
• Apple keeps top billing in customer satisfaction
• Europe drags HP profits down 19 percent
• NetIQ hires industry veteran
• Aussie developers team up on iPhone camera app
• Allphones takes battering by ACCC
• Dell Australia gets Twittering
• Ovum opens Canberra office in public sector drive
• Apple investigates exploding iPhone reports
• Palm opens Pre apps store to developers
• Samsung launches mobile widget SDK
• Google Insights predicts future searches
• Tool aids recovery of stolen BlackBerry phones
• New group promises to unite security industry
• CSG gains in IT services
• Kaseya tracks down stolen laptop in Melbourne.
• Developer body wants fibre mandate delay
• iiNet reports record profit increase
• Nortel's breakup no doom for 3D Networks
• Victoria Bitter owner gets personal Cisco UC touch
• SANS offers tips for IT audit survival
• TomTom rolls out iPhone GPS
• Twitter takes aim at paid follower service
• IDC: Companies cautious but spending on IT
• US DOJ stands up for copyright fines
• Two for the road
• Distribution Central signs high-end switching vendor
• Kiwi Kaseya-competitor crosses the Tasman
• Men indicted for largest data theft in US history
• Report suggests iPhone is hurting operator profits
• Dell to build smartphone for Chinese telco
• Struggling Sony Ericsson changes leadership
• RIM boosts BlackBerry multi-factor authentication
• IBM UK workers up in arms at pension cuts
• Secondhand Dells popular with Twitterati
• Telstra confirms it will open up greenfield access
• Adam to build Adelaide metro WiMAX network
• Panasonic signs distie for healthcare toughbook
• Pirate Party “overwhelmed” by file sharing response
• IE8 reaches 80 million malware blocks
• Apple set to discuss Schmidt’s replacement
• Larry Ellison knocked off top pay slot
• A Gateway for all seasons
• Larry Ellison knocked off top pay slot
• Trend targets small business with cloud services
• Worst case regulation to cost Telstra $1.6 billion
• Top secret trials for NICTA's kernel breakthrough
• Express Data signs Plantronic headsets
• Apple-Psystar legal battle hots up
• Lenovo's ThinkPad batteries failing
• Top 10 workplace time wasters
• iPhone tops user satisfaction poll
• Details leaked on Apple product roadmap
• Twitter set to automate retweets
• Analysts predict Palm Pre slump
• Twilight star's pictures become latest malware threat
• Microsoft sat on critical flaw for two years
• Apple leaps into Chinese market
• Aussie charged over malicious code injections
• TNBNCo board of directors takes shape
• Fresh face to lead Conroy's department
• Optus grows across all service lines
• Southern Cross trials 40Gbps Nortel kit
• Telstra exec paid $2.2m bonus for late IT project
• Networking: How to know when you're boring people
• Researchers make mobile signal breakthrough
• Icann claims victory in domain tasting fight
• Digital World Warehouse signs Visenta
• Nokia pushes Microsoft through phones
• Job seekers duped about IT training and jobs
• Palm criticised for snooping on users
• Web attacks surge by a third
• Recession boosting managed telecoms
• Twitter is no business tool, says research
• Microsoft catches more rogue traders
• Expotech Melbourne a gadget lover's paradise
• Telstra's profit at $4.1B for 2009
• Melbourne's Ingram Micro Expotech gadgets
• Malware apps found to have short life span
• Adobe shuts down support for PowerPC products
• Metcash dumps Oracle for SAP
• Optus mobile customers hit 8 million
• Utilities fork out for mobile platforms
• Opinion: What caused undersea outages in Asia?
• Interception law reforms come under attack
• Would the real Dick Smith please stand up?
• Krieger is back
• The big IAM
• Fast50: Major sponsors sign on
• Reseller says virtualisation is not just for the big players
• Infor signs make-up deal
• Avinti CEO joins Marshal8e6
• CA adds new GUI to mainframe developer tools
• Execs must re-think business building, say analysts
• Mobile phone sales down six percent
• RIM launches developer's blog
• Open source Aussies land $500m VMware deal
• SAP negotiates with Aussie telco for hosted offer
• NASA to text message interplanetary cousins
• Another attack takes down Twitter
• Patch Tuesday brings fixes for Office and Windows
• Apple fixes more Safari security flaws
• Microsoft banned from selling Word
• Clive Peeters' staff accused of dodgy accounting
• Internode gets Naked in Tasmania
• Scholastic sees education tablet boom
• Excom launches Green IT procurement course
• Internode brings NakedExtreme to Tasmania
• SAP eyes NBNCo as a customer
• Global recession hurting corporate data security
• Two in three Australian companies leak data
• Visual Image Expo returns in October
• Kingston launches performance SSD range
• Microsoft gets behind IE6
• Opinion: The rise of the social web
• Ovum preliminary 2Q09 results
• Fast food chain takes a bite out of NetSuite OneWorld
• SAP A/NZ first half results
• ISA invests in third data centre for cloud play
• IBM redundancies could hit 16,000 this year
• Apple and Google 'no poaching' deal
• Google invites feedback on next gen technology
• IBM launches new web app security tools
• Gartner predicts Twitter fall from grace
• New Office suggestions site launches
• VMware snaps up SpringSource
• JB Hi-Fi sees booming trade in 2009
• 10 hottest smartphones of 2009 (so far)
• Microsoft dials in with Telstra
• Fujitsu hires senior management team
• AEP Networks secures Aussie shores
• Internode plan revamp aligns with Pipe cable
• Telstra and unions snagged on small detail
• Primus hit by third data centre outage this year
• Tr.im gets cut down
• Dell trims netbook line
• Employees sue over all-hours electronic culture
• SAP lands $2m skincare deal
• Marshal8e6 refreshes partner program
• SAP appoints A/NZ head of telecoms
• Astaro appoints A/NZ distributor
• Fortinet files for Initial Public Offering
• Toshiba signs up to Blu-ray
• Forrester urges firms to go mobile
• AMD expands embedded processor range
• IT products and services set for regulation by 2015
• Ecommerce suffers another losing quarter
• Intel settles feud with Nvidia
• Samsung netbook says 'yes' to Optus
• PHOTO GALLERY: 10 Hottest Smartphones Of 2009 (So Far)
• Netgear looking for channel partners
• Beyond simple virtualisation
• ShoreTel signs WA reseller
• IPL to open Panasonic Centres of Excellence
• Tunnel vision blinds GPS to the right co-ordinates
• The Smart Grid - is it just for bright sparks?
• Is Google the next Netscape?
• Telstra & Acer launch Next G embedded laptops
• Gettler: To pick the right people, search carefully
• Telstra backs out of Melbourne’s Chancellor Estate
• Photos: Ericsson goes on tour with NBN-in-a-box
• Rabid reseller: Even nerds have a place in showbiz
• HP faces legal action from sales staff
• Microsoft planning nine security fixes for August
• Mac tablet touted as billion-dollar device
• Hitachi wraps up Maxell buy
• Windows 7 upgrade path looks rocky
• Top 10 fun computing films
• Apple logs patent for abuse detection system
• Music industry demands Pirate Bay acquisition fee
• HP faces legal action from sales staff
• Russian hackers took down Twitter
• Chip sales rebound in the second quarter
• Spy tech: Your own personal satellite for just $US8000
• Daily Web Roundup: police raid Sydney piracy ring, World of Warcraft, cold-callers bothering you?
• Vale John Hughes, nerd with 1000 faces
• First reseller to enter CRN Fast50 announced
• Authorities shut down notorious ISP Real Host
• Attacks on social networking sites fade away
• CSIRO grilled over mystery wireless solution
• iSoft enters next phase of IT transformation
• Tech.Ed Australia sees bumper registration
• Websense - Finding the right balance
• Frontline scoops the spoils of rivals' staffing decisions
• BoxSentry enters Aussie market
• WatchGuard 2009 Partner Awards
• PHOTO GALLERY: WatchGuard Partner Awards
• Case study: BSKYB
• SSD storage systems hit new performance marks
• Hitachi unveils world's first 2TB desktop drive
• Optus lodges $250m backhaul blackspots bids
• McKinsey-KPMG wins $25m NBN advisory role
• Cove builds tools to fight Gumblar
• NBNCo names board of directors
• Twitter delayed upgrade to help Iran protesters
• Attacks on social networking sites fade away
• 10 reasons why ISO 27001 makes a better IS security professional
• New Chrome beta runs 30 percent faster
• Apple's market share estimate falls by half
• Apple releases patches for Leopard
• AMD releases OpenCL developer tools
• Cisco chief sees shoots of recovery
• Twitter buckles under denial-of-service attack
• Microsoft overhauls partner program
• Tracking down and retaining the right security
• Trans-Tasman cousins play hard in software too
• Water Corporation plans mobile refresh
• Unwired urges telcos to share network maps
• Basslink Broadband for Primus' Tasmania
• TADASoft appoints WhiteGold as distributor
• Samsung Australia's MD heads back to HQ
• Fujitsu to resell Cloud Computing ERP Suite in Japan
• Tandberg Data launches Australian channel strategy
• Siemens PLM reseller to drive expansion
• SonicWALL channel manager gets promotion
• Experts split on cloud computing security
• Top 10 of Black Hat and Defcon
• Yahoo has get-out clause for Microsoft deal
• Nortel cleared to sell off enterprise business
• Organisations warned over hidden BPO costs
• Black day for file-sharing sites
• SAS unveils social network analysis tool
• Blue Coat adds Twitter to its PacketShaper
• PHOTO GALLERY: 10 App Store Rejects
• Australia lacks cloud computing industry: Analyst
• Third of anti-virus vendors fail to protect Vista
• Opinion: IT sales stimulus package
• US cyber security chief steps down
• Case study: Diabetes Australia speaks out
• NetIQ signs up CSC and RMIT for VoIP solution
• All Aboard as Unisys wins train station deal
• WatchGuard to buy BorderWare Technologies
• Case study: WindowLogic wins Water Corporation deal
• Distie Profile: Synnex shares its growth secrets
• Daily Web Roundup: Secrecy and Apple, ISP filtering, unexplained mysteries of space
• PMP recruits Chesser to aid Distribution revamp
• Smartphones taking advantage of wireless networking
• Opening doors with wireless networking
• Twitter inks domain deal with Melbourne IT
• eCrime Symposium: Live coverage
• PayPal outage hits eBay merchants
• EU sets date for ruling on Oracle-Sun deal
• AMD unveils chipset optimised for Windows 7
• Third of anti-virus vendors fail to protect Vista
• FTC still on the case over Google and Apple ties
• Microsoft publishes Windows XP Mode RC
• 5 minutes with...Westan founder Victor Aghtan
• Intel kicks off new distributed computing campaign
• IBM and Nuance talk up speech tech partnership
• Apple tries gagging orders for exploding iPods
• BSR Group makes major IT infrastructure investment
• FSF launches campaign against Amazon DRM
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• Distribution Central picks up Cytrack
• CRN channel winner made VP of F5 worldwide channel sales
• ASG posts record profit
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• Opinion: Security - how the channel can play an educational role
• Legal experts warn e-traders about contact details
• Gartner forecasts modest rise in BPM investment
• Twitter starts scanning for malicious links
• Eric Schmidt resigns from Apple board
• RIM unveils BlackBerry App World 1.1 update
• Online Growth Solutions buys MD Web Hosting
• Conroy promises to release ISP-level filtering report
• Netregistry owner buys MD Webhosting
• CrimTrac in mid-range server overhaul
• Woolworths offers mobile telco services
• Pirate Bay foundering under heavy fire
• McAfee shoots for the cloud with MX Logic buy
• Telstra snaps up HTC Snap
• Logica wins CrimTrac contract
• Westan/Wintech deal "probably terminated"
• WA local government takes on WatchGuard
• Three Australian schools get HP grants
• Earthwave given data security award
• Human brains not wired for modern IT security
• Hacked Windows 7 appears on file-share sites
• Apple patches iPhone SMS flaw
• Identity fraud soars in 2009
• Gumblar mutates into spam beast
• Macquarie Uni CIO to be named in August
• Privacy law update expected within weeks
• One in seven Aussies are card fraud victims
• Microsoft expands update options for Windows 7
• Pirate Bay foundering under heavy fire
• Hacked Windows 7 appears on file-share sites
• Google tweaks Gmail for business users
• Choosing the right camera: Dual-use cameras vs compacts for video and stills
• More netbooks coming: Asus T91 and HP Mini 5101 join crowded market
• Oil rig cops ditch Unisys for ZettaServe
• Skype shutdown flagged over licence dispute
• Telstra stays out of open access estates
• OECD: Broadband networks lead market recovery
• McAfee keeps leaked details to itself