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mBlox opens Australian operation

mBlox opens Australian operation

UK-based mBlox has opened in Australia and appointed a country manager, Hugh Haley.
Tim Lohman Nov 28 2005, 1:03PM Software
PluggedIn: Brain games, fortunes, pets entice Japan players

PluggedIn: Brain games, fortunes, pets entice Japan players

Respect for the Aged Day in Japan is not typically a cash cow for gamemaker Nintendo, but this year a bump in sales of its DS portable game machines was proof enough that electronic games are attracting a broader range of players.
Yukari Iwatani Nov 28 2005, 9:30AM Software
Movie studios, BitTorrent sign anti-piracy pact

Movie studios, BitTorrent sign anti-piracy pact

Hollywood's major movie studios and internet technology provider BitTorrent have signed a pact to help stem piracy of films on the web, but the move was deemed by both as an "early experiment".
Staff Writers Nov 24 2005, 8:25AM Software
Under the wire: Blump on a blog

Under the wire: Blump on a blog

I signed up for a weblog account the other day. That’s right, my first one. Tech-savvy journalists, you understand, are all meant to have them – indeed, we’re supposed to have had them for years.
Matthew JC Powell Nov 23 2005, 1:32PM Software
CA looks to partners for enterprise push

CA looks to partners for enterprise push

CA has announced a partner recruitment drive following its recent annual partner meet in Las Vegas.
Tim Lohman Nov 22 2005, 1:30PM Software
Microsoft to open the standard behind Office

Microsoft to open the standard behind Office

Microsoft took a step towards creating an open standard of technology behind Word and Excel in a move to appease governments and ensure data in documents and accounts can be accessed in decades to come.
Staff Writers Nov 22 2005, 1:00PM Software
Microsoft in video game market for long haul: Gates

Microsoft in video game market for long haul: Gates

Microsoft will not back down even if the launch of its Xbox 360 video game console fails to propel it to first place in the US$25 billion global market, chairman Bill Gates said this week.
Lisa Baertlein Nov 22 2005, 10:00AM Software
Free internet "Star Trek" spoof is top Finnish film

Free internet "Star Trek" spoof is top Finnish film

A spoof of science-fiction classic "Star Trek" has become Finland's most viewed movie, relying on free distribution over the internet to reach more than three million viewers in less than two months.
Staff Writers Nov 22 2005, 8:33AM Software
Sony reworks channel for conferencing push

Sony reworks channel for conferencing push

Sony Business Services has given its channel a facelift in time for the launch of its new video conferencing offering, Ipela.
Tim Lohman Nov 21 2005, 2:54PM Software
ShadowRAM: Morgan chews the 'Apple Core'

ShadowRAM: Morgan chews the 'Apple Core'

AppleCentre Taylor Square director, Ben Morgan, is to move into the journo game with a new website initiative.
Staff Writers Nov 21 2005, 2:45PM Software
Syspro on ERP expansion path

Syspro on ERP expansion path

Syspro is on the expansion trail following its acquisition of the customer base of partner, Seven Rivers.
Tim Lohman Nov 18 2005, 2:19PM Software
eBay sets up Asia HQ in Korea, sees robust growth

eBay sets up Asia HQ in Korea, sees robust growth

eBay will set up its Asian headquarters in South Korea, its fourth-largest market, from January to spearhead a drive into its fastest-growing region.
Staff Writers Nov 17 2005, 2:30PM Software
From the trenches: Wider opportunity

From the trenches: Wider opportunity

These days, the key to this game is identifying a piece of technology early and taking full advantage of it before your competitors do.
Byron Connolly Nov 17 2005, 1:39PM Software
Oracle says gets US regulator OK on Siebel deal

Oracle says gets US regulator OK on Siebel deal

Database software giant Oracle said on Tuesday that US antitrust regulators had cleared its US$5.9 billion purchase of formerly fierce rival Siebel Systems.
Staff Writers Nov 17 2005, 9:00AM Software
Microsoft overhauls partner program

Microsoft overhauls partner program

Microsoft has moved to prove its responsiveness with a number of changes to its partner program.
Tim Lohman Nov 17 2005, 8:00AM Software
Aventail calls for niche partners

Aventail calls for niche partners

US-based SSL VPN vendor Aventail is on the hunt for specialist partners to grow its market local penetration.
Tim Lohman Nov 15 2005, 12:33PM Software
Free website therapy - Google gives away analytics

Free website therapy - Google gives away analytics

Google plans to give away a set of analytic tools allowing web developers, administrators and advertisers to fine-tune their sites including advertising.
Eric Auchard Nov 15 2005, 8:30AM Software
EU takes swipe at US internet oversight

EU takes swipe at US internet oversight

The European Commission on Friday took a swipe at US oversight of the internet but offered no concrete alternatives, in advance of an international summit on how the internet should be run.
David Lawsky Nov 14 2005, 9:00AM Software
Partners flock to software as service

Partners flock to software as service

The software as a service sales model may be about to hit the big-time, according to Microsoft Australia.
Tim Lohman Nov 11 2005, 9:09AM Software
Corporate Linux backers form patent-sharing firm

Corporate Linux backers form patent-sharing firm

Three of the world's biggest electronics companies -- IBM, Sony and Philips -- have joined forces with the two largest Linux software distributors to create a company for sharing Linux patents, royalty-free.
Eric Auchard Nov 11 2005, 9:00AM Software

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