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Oracle shuts down open source test servers
Google hosts election debate
Telstra fined $18.5m for exchange access
US Copyright Office approves jailbreaking
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Oracle shuts down open source test servers
Playing nice with the open source community, Larry?
Finance
Google hosts election debate
Lundy, Fletcher and Ludlam face off on tech policies.
Telco/ISP
Telstra fined $18.5m for exchange access
Kept competitive DSLAM kit out.
Software
US Copyright Office approves jailbreaking
Phone unlock procedure considered fair use.
Telco/ISP
Inside Telstra Operations' restructure
Staff reassigned to new business units.
Breaking Stories
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iiNet pays $60m for AAPT consumer business
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Ry Crozier
| Jul 30, 2010
Telecom New Zealand in Aussie asset sale.
Telco/ISP
NBN coverage maps reveal 93 percent fibre footprint
By
Liz Tay
| Jul 30, 2010 |
3 Comments
Accepts implementation study recommendation.
Hardware
iPhones missing at NZ midnight launch
By
Juha Saarinen
| Jul 30, 2010 |
1 Comment
Apple cone of silence over NZ iPhone 4 launch fiasco.
Telco/ISP
ACMA approves in-flight mobile use
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Liz Tay
| Jul 30, 2010 |
2 Comments
Passengers to get mobile roaming in the air.
Software
US Government sues Oracle
Jul 30, 2010 |
1 Comment
Allegations of software fraud.
Hardware
Optus and 3 draw big crowds to iPhone 4 midnight launch
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Brett Winterford
| Jul 30, 2010 |
1 Comment
Hundreds brave the cold to queue.
Networking
Analysis: The 21 gatekeepers of the web
By
Liam Tung
| Jul 30, 2010
Kaminsky and Cerf hold the key.
Oddware
Graphene ‘nanobubbles’ could improve switches, sensors
By
Liz Tay
| Jul 30, 2010
Potential silicon replacement exhibits ‘bizarre’ properties when strained.
Networking
Comment: iiTrial is a little bit of history repeating
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Matt Dawes
| Jul 30, 2010 |
7 Comments
How copyright owners have always struggled with technology change.
Networking
Central Coast to host HP pod data centre
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Brett Winterford
| Jul 29, 2010
Verb IT builds 20-foot pod in Wyong.
"Great !! Forget Babies Cryin on the plane..., we'll have people on the phone ! WONDERFUL !"
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Telecom sells down Macquarie Telecom stake
Fuels speculation of business divide and sell-off.
Consumers won’t pay for e-Health records: CSC
Pacnet hoses down AAPT bid rumours
Westpac picks Fiserv for new online banking platform
Training & Development
Universities pick vendor partners for NBN courses
Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, Huawei pair up with UTS, UNSW, RMIT.
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Interview: Inside the Atlassian-Accel deal
Director sought for CorpTech's shared services bungle
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US hacker conviction blamed for Asia-Pacific cybercrime upswing.
Larry Ellison tops WSJ pay list
Australia Post targets digital economy
Top 10 policy ideas from IIA's Digital Economy Paper
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