Stories by Byron Kaye

Article | 15/09/2000 Olympic Visitors a DIMA Dozen for E-Processing
The Olympics have so far had a minimal impact on the Australian Department of Immigration's Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) system, according to the...
Article | 23/08/2000 K*Grind takes new direction, new money
Local broadband media company K*Grind has taken evasive action towards rebuilding its business, with three trans-Asian strategic partnerships to be un...
Article | 22/08/2000 Will cyber-Santa turn up for work this year?
Australia's e-tailers have already been advised to start testing fulfilment systems for the next Christmas rush, but analyst Tom Velevski wonders just...
Article | 17/08/2000 ASIC issues warning to online brokers
Inadequate complaints-handling systems are the key problem preventing many local online stockbrokers from "clean bills of health", the Australian Secu...
Article | 17/08/2000 2600 Australia finds a hole in Woolies
The 'hacking group' 2600 Australia has in recent times set up a security and vulnerability advisory service via their Web site. Known as 'Wiretapped',...
Article | 14/08/2000 When cyber-anarchy comes full circle
Popular online rumour mill Kuro5hin.org has signed off as the latest victim of a denial of service attack.
Article | 8/08/2000 K*Grind throws TV out of hotel window
Cash strapped online entertainment network K*Grind has given its entire content provision workforce its walking papers, and has closed down its flagsh...
Article | 1/08/2000 PwC B2B e-comm product a real value-add: PwC
Web-enabled businesses can make annual cuts in expenditure of up to 20 per cent. That's the marketing catchcry of PricewaterhouseCoopers' business-to-...
Article | 1/08/2000 Travelshop ads breaking news
Travelshop will undergo a radical review of its online advertising and acquisition strategy, after reporting weaker than expected annual revenues, say...
Article | 28/07/2000 Australia victim of more computer-associated crime than US
Australia's corproate internet economy suffers from more hacker attacks per website than its US counterpart, proposes vice president of business softw...
Article | 25/07/2000 You can't spell dot-com without com
New domain name endings may be a novelty for some, but are unlikely to present any real threat to existing endings for some time, says NetRegistry's L...
Article | 24/07/2000 Alston changes stream of consciousness
Streaming audio and video laws should not be restrictive and biased to the interests of other broadcasting technologies, Federal IT minister Richard A...
Article | 24/07/2000 QLD govt site has another crack at it
The website of the Queensland Children's Commission returned to the Web last week after a two-month hiatus caused by unintentional links to "inappropr...
Article | 20/07/2000 Local interactive TV caught napping
Interactive television could take years to hit the Australian consumer mainstream, and even longer to reach high levels of interactivity, two industry...
Article | 19/07/2000 A room with a view to making a killing
Increasingly strict employee internet use may be the key to success for Australia's first online share trading room, The Dealing Room, says CEO Paul W...

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