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• Java founder James Gosling quits Oracle
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• Twitter leaks details of major redesign
• Oracle to release quarterly Solaris updates
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• Passing of Digital Economy Bill draws storm of protest
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• Twitter to host first developer conference
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• Opinion: Conroy's filter a boon to resellers
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• Hostech's acquisition of resellers nears completion
• IBM strikes at Oracle with new systems and payouts
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• Telstra flags high cost of greenfields detail delays
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• Rupert Murdoch renews attacks on Google
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• Controversial UK laws rushed through as election looms
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• Google launches Gmail for the iPad
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