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• Groupon tanks after dismal result
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• Harvey Norman HY profit plummets
• RSA 2013: How to stop China hacking
• Aussie internet access prices fall for fifth year
• Apple CEO urges shareholders to take long view
• Oracle's Ellison buys an airline
• Hackers attack Euro govts through Adobe flaw
• Dicker Data slides in first half
• Whitman: channel investments critical to HP’s success
• Hacker raids ABC
• Juniper asset sale talks falter
• Yahoo CEO bans working from home
• Microsoft releases Internet Explorer 10
• Google aggressively pushes Google+ onto web users
• Vodafone class action wants 'tens of millions' in damages
• HTC settles secure coding case
• Phishing mail uses fake popular spy report
• Aussies first for MasterCard's digital wallet
• HP's cheap Slate 7 to reach Australia
• Apple to rethink emerging-market with India push
• HP sells WebOS
• Vodafone to face class action lawsuit
• Sentence delayed for LulzSec's Sabu
• Analysis: The near impossible battle against hackers
• Quigley asks industry to inform NBN debate
• Microsoft suffers Azure storage outage
• HP releases Android tablet
• Samsung unveils Galaxy Note 8.0
• Microsoft hit by hackers
• Einhorn scores legal victory in Apple cash scuffle
• Firefox takes on Apple, Google with new OS
• HP to use Australia as test-bed for global strategy
• Zendesk hacked
• AAPT culls customers, job cuts likely
• In pictures: Google's Pixel Chromebook
• Google unveils high-end 'Pixel' Chromebook
• HP shares surge despite disappointing Q1
• Broadband flat, revenue up for iiNet
• Six 'telcos' outside TIO under investigation
• JB Hi-Fi buys control of Network Neighborhood
• Einhorn takes Apple fight to shareholders
• Aussies place bets on HP
• Sydney funeral for Marc Simone held on Friday
• Breaking out of Apple's walled garden
• US hack attacks come from PLA in Shanghai: report
• Telstra to march 650 staff
• CSG to launch new business unit
• Ubuntu for tablets launches
• Telstra commits to 4G in 900 MHz
• Foxconn freezes hiring at biggest plant
• Oracle forced to pay in Aussie sexual harassment case
• Symantec steals CA channel boss
• Tough first half for Data#3
• Dicker Data expands warehouse
• Dream run for SMS M&T looks set to end
• Telstra faces second fire-damaged exchange
• Vodafone pushes 4G to 67 Mbps
• HTC releases the One
• Apple hit by hackers
• Express Data nabs Samsung
• DiData scores Chevron Wheatstone contract
• Britain, India join for cyber crime taskforce
• Harvey Norman outlets fight single trial in ACCC battle
• Breaches hit 51 critical infrastructure operators in 2012
• Govt cuts big biz R&D incentive
• Australia held back by archaic IT operations
• Data#3 hit hard by Qld IT uncertainty
• New trans-Tasman cable in works
• Dicker Data stock hits record high
• NetApp names new Aussie MD
• New Qld IT minister appointed
• Ingram Australia seeks $150m equity injection from parent
• No Samsung Ativ Tab for Aussies
• Simone's legacy: end youth homelessness
• HP exodus: notable executive exits in the last year
• More delays for Qld's IT vision
• US online retailers face sales tax
• Industry mourns death of Aussie veteran
• QLD IT minister Ros Bates resigns
• How to track stolen devices
• Cook tackles five questions facing Apple
• Apple share plunge fueled by big hedge funds
• NBN Co splashes $94m on Northern NSW rollout
• Microsoft Office upgrade cycle favours renters
• Obama issues executive cyber security order
• Dell CEO discounts personal stake
• Telecom NZ urges Yahoo! users to change passwords
• ASG sacks 50 staff on way to the cloud
• Optus earns less revenue, wins more mobile users
• In pictures: Adobe's new Sydney office
• Adobe CEO defends higher Aussie prices
• Apple cuts MacBook prices
• Another investor sues Apple
• Aussie three-way merger creates reseller powerhouse
• Dropbox overhaul aims to attract enterprises
• PoS specialist Vend sets up Aussie shop
• Smartphone invasion: Scams, spam, phishing
• Why the IT price inquiry summons may not mean answers
• Dicker Data borrows $20m to buy HP gear
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• NBN Co blames contractor for dropped forecast
• Gaps in Australian cyber security centre exposed
• Amcom revenue soars on cloud
• Apple CEO calls Einhorn lawsuit a 'silly sideshow'
• Price war: Top Aussie biz products compared to US
• Adobe succumbs to Aussie IT price scrutiny
• Express Online restructures, farewells staff
• Victorian govt to overhaul state's ICT
• Exclusive: Ingram considered buying Dicker Data
• BlackBerry shares fall after big US client defects
• Spammers stole Yahoo Xtra contact lists
• Parliament readies one stop IT shop
• Judge speeds up Apple cash lawsuit
• Apple to release urgent iOS update
• Dicker Data shares hit record high
• Dotcom's Mega security bugs detailed
• Opposition to Dell's buyout grows
• Govt unveils data centre energy rating tools
• Tech giants summonsed to price inquiry
• Mixed bag for DWS' first half
• JB HiFi rises up from tough tech market
• Aussie tax payers exposed, ATO officers compromised
• Telstra forced to rewrite NBN info handling rules
• Aus, NZ govts to regulate mobile roaming
• Google's Schmidt to sell 42 percent of stake
• Sony Xperia Z vs Apple iPhone 5
• Resellers pack out Government's cloud supplier list
• Vodafone loses 64,000 customers
• Fujitsu to ditch semiconductors, reports $1bn loss
• Telstra passes the buck for cut lines in NBN installs
• Mobile spectrum to boost productivity: Deloitte
• Apple sued for withholding cash
• Microsoft Office 2013 vs Office 365
• 'Forgotten' Telstra users arise from exchange fire
• Google upgrades AdWords
• Microsoft to plug 57 security holes
• Hands on: HP's Envy x2
• Opinion: Nexus 4 - to buy or not to buy?
• Telstra posts $1.6bn half-year profit
• Microsoft's Messenger is a mess of confusion
• Software industry predictions for 2013
• NBN Co offers 25/5 Mbps on fixed wireless
• Surface Pro gets tough early reviews
• Microsoft, Symantec crack cybercrime ring
• Ingram Micro Australia's Ling to step down
• Apple slammed for dodging Aussie tax
• Fuji Xerox hires two new Aussie printer execs
• Google beats ACCC in High Court
• Synnex hires 'ruggedised' veteran
• Aussie SAP reseller settles with unhappy client
• Video calls built into Mozilla, Chrome
• What the IT industry can learn from pubs
• Good boss, bad boss
• NSW Govt shops for cloud suppliers
• Kaspersky update cuts off internet access
• From binge to bust: IT gold in the hills
• Nexus 4 back on sale
• Apple discovers gravity, again
• Microsoft hopes for Windows 8 surge with new hardware
• Global firms' Aussie tax bills in spotlight
• Samsung phone bans out of Apple's reach
• How to detect fraud scams hitting your business
• NextDC hires IT chief
• Path to pay $800k in child privacy charges
• Sun sets on systems integrators
• Head to head: BlackBerry's Z10 vs iPhone 5
• Stephen Fry on Blackberry's Z10
• Flaw in Juniper's JunOS can crash routers
• Australia in talks to declassify infosec data
• Oracle issues Java megapatch
• ACMA reveals resale fears for 4G 1800 MHz
• Appliance push boosts Panasonic to quarterly profit
• Sharp posts third-quarter profit
• Samsung boss wins $4 billion in family fortune feud
• Dell buyout imminent
• In pictures: BlackBerry's QWERTY Q10
• Tablets drive Aussies to seek wi-fi hotspots
• No more Nexus 4, again
• McAfee hunts for new Aussie boss
• Friday fun: caption contest
• NSW Govt reviews IT contract scheme
• Apple blocks Java in browser again
• Huawei CFO linked to firm that offered HP kit to Iran
• Microsoft sued over search patents