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• Mozilla Firefox and Adobe Shockwave patches emerge
• Tech firms top Australian 'Dream Employers' list
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• Java exec quits in row over Oracle control
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• Nokia to layoff 1,800 employees
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• AFACT founder resigns
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• IBM income up 12 percent
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• Turnbull creates bill to force cost-benefit analysis
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• Sweden rejects Assange residence
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• Conroy readies new laws to curb NBN competitors
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• Intel predicts tablet market domination
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• Turnbull OK with Telstra separation
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• Larry lobs insult to HP's Leo
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• ArcSight Enterprise Threat and Risk Management Road Show – Co-sponsored by Imperva
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• Adobe brings forward patch cycle to fix PDF flaw
• Distributor Veritech brings OpenVPN to Australia
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• Opera Mini usage on phones surges in emerging markets
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• Unified Communications is a 'moving target'
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• Stuxnet pinned for killing Indian satellite
• Oracle loses another Sun stalwart
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