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• ScoMo floats tougher social media laws
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• Adelaide-based telco Uniti Wireless in talks to acquire Spirit Telecom
• Tesserent puts $3.8 million Asta acquisition on hold
• Apple is making itself the anti-Facebook
• Telstra is dragging its public payphones into the 21st century
• AWS drops cloud storage price to $2/terabyte/month
• Cisco warns security patch didn’t fix security problem
• Veeam releases free version of its Standard Edition backup
• GrowthOps to swallow Brisbane ServiceNow partner Entrago
• Tech industry job vacancies outpace sluggish job market
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• Zendesk appoints Amy Foo new Australian managing director
• Telstra, Optus, Vodafone allegedly employed aggressive sales tactics: consumer group
• Google launches global council to advise on AI, tech ethics
• Atlassian says crypto law costs jobs
• Kogan again tops consumer complaints list
• MicroStrategy hires former DXC sales lead Lesley French for top ANZ role
• Rhipe chairman Mike Hill steps down, Gary Cox steps in
• NBN Co moves to kill off 12Mbps broadband plans
• Google and VMware get closer in the cloud
• Microsoft's Sarah Arnold swaps channel roles
• Adobe, Microsoft take on Salesforce with secret weapon: LinkedIn
• Telstra lands $13 million contract with Sydney Trains
• Microsoft revamps Australian partner portal with new tools
• Revealed: Big Blue, Dell and Data#3 dominate Canberra
• VentraIP bins Cisco switching in Extreme upgrade
• ConnectWise warns MSPs - you're under attack!
• NextDC joins Pulse Data Centre in Queensland government's data centre panel
• Versent snaps up fellow AWS partner Contexti
• Govt floats $10m data misuse fines in Privacy Act revamp
• ConnectWise hits the Gold Coast for first IT Nation Australia
• Australian PC shipments decline again as monitors surge
• VExpress adds Aussie IoT startup Leash It
• Do you know what a server is? HPE's not sure you do
• InfoTrust signs as Okta partner
• Klugo boss Annaliese Kloe departs, appoints Mark Culverson as replacement
• Telstra, Optus, Vodafone warned over disability information
• Facebook fixes glitch that exposed passwords
• Myer dumps 'unprofitable' Apple products
• Microsoft cloud desktops go live to save Windows 7
• MYOB buyout objector increases stake again
• MyNetFone offloads fixed line customers to Southern Phone Company
• Apple launches new AirPods
• Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman to launch dedicated small business team
• What's Windows 7's end-of-life doing for your business?
• Adaptive Insights expands Australian channel
• Fake Views! Teams adds new vid background wizardry
• NBN Co's on-time connection performance slides
• Telstra, rhipe and partners talk channel challenges
• Nutanix Australia turns to global SIs for growth
• Brennan IT scores Maccas, Audi, Volkswagen deals
• ACCC to decide on TPG-Vodafone merger in May
• Google fined $2.4 billion for search ad blocks
• Splunk stretches channel program to fit SIs, OEMs
• Zoho to fire up AU cloud, double channel
• Sydney SAP partner ExpediteIT wins S/4HANA deployment with NSW Office of Sport
• Nuix formalises channel program to grow out of adolescence
• Court makes orders in Telstra "Belong" trademark case against solar power company
• Newly merged Polycom, Plantronics names ANZ boss
• Google harnesses cloud for new browser-based streaming game service
• DTA software panel balloons to 100 suppliers
• Complete PC Solutions snaps up fellow Melbourne IT provider ITialise
• Audio-visual distie AVT scales up TechnologyOne's AV capabilities
• Atlassian acquires planning software provider AgileCraft for $234 million
• Dropbox to open full Australian presence on AWS
• Australian server revenue up despite shipment dip
• Bitdefender brings partner program to Australia, expands local team
• TPG reveals impact of scrapping its mobile network
• Apple surprises with two new iPads
• Google’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad fortnight
• Dell Boomi makes partner training programs free to bring in developers
• Microsoft bows to Chrome, Firefox, with security tweak
• 2019 CRN IMPACT Awards move into judging phase
• Telstra, Optus scoop round four mobile blackspot sites
• VMware to recruit partners for AWS cloud push
• Dell Australia wants storage partners to think servers too
• MYOB critic increases stake ahead of sale vote
• Apple infringed three Qualcomm patents, jury finds
• NBN reseller Activ8me hit with fine over misleading ads
• Cisco to upgrade product notifications service
• DXC, Accenture, Deloitte take home SAP partner awards
• Optus to sell automated social media platform to SMBs
• Microsoft combines video gaming and Azure to take on Amazon
• Dropbox limits free accounts to just three devices
• How Cisco's helping partners sell subscriptions
• CSG boss Julie-Ann Kerin steps down after seven years
• MYOB shareholders to vote for KKR acquisition next month
• Poll result: Are foldable phones the future or just another gimmick?
• Dell Boomi APJ boss Michael Evans jumps to Pegasystems
• Kogan opens up platform to third-party resellers
• Deloitte acquires Sydney Splunk partner Converging Data
• rhipe and partners celebrate International Women's Day
• Tradewinds adds Cato Networks to its vendor portfolio
• Kathmandu reveals data breach
• Sydney man charged for selling stolen Netflix, Spotify credentials
• Google confirms issues affecting Gmail, Google Drive
• Mia Distribution wins Cisco's SMB networking portfolio
• Meet the AWS, Azure alternatives carving their own niche
• ERP vendor Unit4 names Lee Gale new ANZ managing director
• Windows 7 to nag users into replacing it
• Pure Storage preps channel for data protection push
• Telstra takes energy provider to court over Belong trademark
• Equinix to build another Melbourne data centre
• StartupLand darling Shoes of Prey files for insolvency
• Cisco makes renewals push after rate reaches 77 percent
• Nvidia signals data centre push after Mellanox buy
• Australian smartphone shipments see record decline
• Autodesk hikes subscriptions, collections prices
• Juniper just made VMware a multicloud contender
• Google slugs Australia with extra G Suite price rise
• Data#3 scores contract with NSW Department of Education
• Berners-Lee says World Wide Web, at 30, must emerge from 'adolescence'
• Partners get into the groove at Cisco Live Melbourne
• Australian channel lacks innovation says security vendor exec
• Canon Australia to close its R&D operations
• Nvidia reportedly puts in bid for Israeli chip firm Mellanox
• Vodafone says NBN Co still providing dodgy speed data
• Service provider mismanagement brings woe to NSW Councils
• Telstra union orders overtime bans to follow strike
• Cisco to splash $20 million on Sydney WebEx data centre
• Cellnet founder helps launch mobile device recycling business
• Salesforce adds ‘partner engagement managers’ to get big deals done
• Director of shuttered NBN contractor sued for not paying employee
• Microsoft open-sources Windows Calculator, invites ideas from anyone!
• Facebook rejects ACCC oversight plan
• Cisco 'pauses' direct sales plan hatched in Australia
• CRN celebrates International Women's Day
• Telstra faces strike action next week
• MYOB dismisses shareholder call to ditch sale
• Pay Google $10k/month and get cloud storage free ... for a while
• Blockchain gets real - in fact it's booming says IDC
• Deloitte brings rapid Salesforce service to Australia
• Channel profit outlook improves: ABS
• Splunk hints at partner recruitment push
• Malwarebytes crowns MSP program with new console
• Optus gets first crack at Cisco's cloud calling platform
• Cisco and NBN team to push SMB broadband
• Melbourne Council opposes Apple Store in Federation Square
• Data#3 and DiData dominate Cisco partner awards
• MyNetFone suffers NBN outage
• CRN Fast50 finalist CMD Solutions acquired by Melbourne-based Mantel Group
• Salesforce Ventures sets aside $50m for Australia
• Cevo expands into Sydney market led by Kloud's James Lewis
• Juniper fills its wireless gap with Mist Systems buy
• Cloud integration vendor Talend appoints first ANZ channel chief out of GitHub
• USB and Thunderbolt to converge
• Google rejects more ACCC oversight
• Former Kloud execs unveil their new company
• Telstra flexes retail muscles to target SMBs
• ACA Pacific wins distie deal for Condusiv Technologies
• Linux 5.0 debuts – which means absolutely nothing
• Microsoft disbands Band wearable business
• Nextgen signs Automation Anywhere to first ANZ distie deal
• Officeworks buys Sydney-based PC repairs and tech support provider Geeks2U
• Microsoft starts selling extended support for Windows Server 2008
• Optus Business and NBN Co add fibre to Coles' diet
• NBN Co confirms nationwide Sky Muster outage
• Huawei pleads not guilty to trade secret theft charges
• Microsoft's Surface Headphones are pretty exy
• Cirrus Networks co-founder Grahame Gilson exits for Pure Storage
• Dicker Data's new vendors brought in $12.5 million in 2018
• Apple value woes are not to be concerned about