Stories by Paul Brislen

Article | 16/03/2004 Online banking safe: Westpac
The latest round of fake emails to bank customers is just more evidence of how well online banking security works, says Westpac New Zealand spokesman ...
Article | 5/02/2004 Microsoft defends XML patent, offers royalty-free licence
Microsoft is defending its patenting of an XML process, saying the company has to defend its intellectual property and that it is giving away the frui...
Article | 18/12/2003 Sweet curves and black arts to block spam
Massachusetts Institute of Technology has invited Kiwi Richard Jowsey from Death2Spam to speak at its Spam Conference 2004 to be held in January. His ...
Article | 3/12/2003 LOTR nearly rules them all
Forget number eight fencing wire - the premiere of the final part of Lord of the Rings made it to air thanks mostly to CAT5 cabling.
Article | 26/11/2003 NZ peer-to-peer service shut down
New Zealand's largest peer-to-peer (P2P) service has shut down, apparently for good.
Article | 16/09/2003 The "i's" have it - iiNet buys ihug for $30 million plus shares
Perth based ISP iiNet is to buy New Zealand's third largest ISP Ihug for $A30.1 million, subject to shareholder approval.
Article | 28/08/2003 Forget spam - permission equals sales
Sending spam certainly makes headlines, but sending email to recipients who actually ask to be included has a different spin-off: it makes money, says...
Article | 21/08/2003 Domainz sale a "win-win" situation
The sale of registrar Domainz to Melbourne IT is being lauded as a win-win situation by those involved.
Article | 31/07/2003 Multilayered approach to spam required, specialist says
Two seminars to be held in New Zealand this week will chew over the issue of spam and whether legislation will provide a quick solution.
Article | 8/07/2003 .Geek.nz to go on sale next month
New Zealand's latest second level domain (2LD) .geek.nz has passed its final hurdle, being voted in by the council of InternetNZ on Friday.
Article | 7/07/2003 Kiwi geeks may not inherit anything yet
While New Zealand's decision to create a new second level domain (2LD) in the form of .geek.nz looks likely to go ahead, its actual implementation may...
Article | 30/04/2003 Kiwis pay a million dollars for NZ domain
The New Zealand government has admitted that it paid NZ$1 million for the domain name newzealand.com after Trade New Zealand's unsuccessful attempt to...
Article | 25/03/2003 Centrino to go begging say IT managers
Intel's new wireless chip family, Centrino, is failing to excite New Zealand IT managers, who aren't persuaded they want the three-in-one functionalit...
Article | 14/03/2003 Aussie model suggests "Probe" is the right thing to do
New Zealand's Project Probe broadband pilot scheme has received the thumbs-up from an Australian broadband researcher who says it's exactly the right ...
Article | 18/12/2002 Porn removed from JetStream games site
Telecom New Zealand has removed a collection of soft core pornographic photos from its JetStream Games website at http://www.jetstreamgames.co.nz/ fol...

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