Darren Pauli - Author - PC World Australia

Stories by Darren Pauli

Article | 26/02/2009 Landowner Pacs more in with virtualisation

NSW property development company PacLib Group has saved thousands in data centre costs by cutting its 16 servers down to three and deploying virtualis...

Article | 24/02/2009 Officer faces court for accessing restricted data

A 28 year-old police officer will appear in court next month charged with unauthorised access to sensitive police data.

Article | 23/02/2009 Arrests soar after new wiretap law

Criminal arrests made under more powerful wiretapping laws have increase by 96 percent following reforms that make it easier for police to intercept a...

Article | 19/02/2009 2009 a goldmine for business analysts, hangover for the rest

The financial crisis has sowed jobs for business analysts across Australia, but stomped out growth in other IT sectors, according to recruitment exper...

Article | 17/02/2009 Benchmarker defends Oz broadband report

A telco analyst firm responsible for a scathing report on Internet access in Australia has defended its claims amid a barrage of criticism.

Article | 13/02/2009 Volunteers man call centre to link lost bushfire victims

More than 200 volunteers are manning continual six-hour shifts in a Melbourne call centre to handle calls from victims of the Victorian bushfires.

Article | 11/02/2009 ACCC scolds TPG for false advertising

TPG Internet has been chided by the trade regulator for falsely advertising a high capacity mobile phone plan as unlimited.

Article | 9/02/2009 Bushfires whip up online storm

Thousands of people from around the world have taken to Twitter to post messages of support for Victorians affected by the worst bushfires in the coun...

Article | 6/02/2009 Aussie pirates out-sail Swedes: research

More people use pirate software in Australia than in Sweden, according to a report by research firm IDC.

Article | 6/02/2009 How the Kossacks conquered America

Fresh-faced US President Barack Obama is, like his campaign maxim, an emblem of change. The traditional vehicles for the dissemination of information ...

Article | 3/02/2009 Flying docs pilot first national e-health database

The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) is deploying what may be the first national e-health records management system to unify disparate medical datab...

Article | 30/01/2009 IBM mum on local job cuts

IBM has kept mum on whether the company's alleged 4200 staff lay-offs in the United States will hit Australia.

Article | 28/01/2009 Security networks send spammers underground

Botnets will employ more obfuscated control techniques including the use of peer-to-peer networks during 2009, according to security researchers, foll...

Article | 23/01/2009 Aussie Microsoft staff safe from cuts: for now

More than 1000 Microsoft Australia employees have dodged the axe amid ongoing global staff layoffs.

Article | 22/01/2009 NBN experts submit regulatory review to govt

A six-week review into the regulatory environment for Australia's looming National Broadband Network (NBN) has been completed and received by the fede...