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Article | 16/06/2004 Telstra takes an opt-out tack
Telstra looks like it is flagrantly disregarding the Australian Communication Authority’s (ACA) spam guidelines by forcing an opt-out of corporate e-m...
Article | 6/04/2004 Hutchison debuts mobile broadband, eyes music service
In a move that should spur more competition among the wireless Internet providers, Hutchison Telecommunications has today unveiled its mobile broadban...
Article | 6/02/2004 Consumers to dictate BigPond’s music success: Milne
Consumers craving for instantly accessible online music will shape the rapidly growing market and ultimately decide the best delivery model, according...
Article | 11/12/2003 Get Seti for massive computing project
The creator of the world's largest distributed computing project SETI@home was in Australia this week spruiking local participation in his supercomput...
Article | 26/09/2003 Microsoft learning lessons about code sharing
Microsoft claims it is learning valuable lessons about code sharing from the open source community declaring free software on Windows as "good".
Article | 25/09/2003 Footy fans get enterprise reliability
With finals season upon us, footy fans will have real-time scores available over the Web thanks to the completion of a $150,000 server implementation.
Article | 3/07/2003 SAGE-Au broadens conference agenda
Members will get a custom-made program at this year's annual System Administrator's Guild of Australia (SAGE-Au) conference in Hobart next month.
Article | 1/05/2003 IBM, Nicta to collaborate on open source
IBM has formed a joint venture with National ICT Australia (Nicta) to open its first Centre for Advanced Studies (CAS) outside North America. The cent...
Article | 8/04/2003 TransACT eyes subscriber bandwidth control
TransACT, a Canberra-based IP carrier, has set its sights on allowing its customers to dynamically control the amount of bandwidth they use in real ti...
Article | 19/03/2003 Security ops centre opens in Sydney
Symantec has opened a security operations centre in suburban Sydney, increasing to six the number of such facilities globally.
Article | 10/01/2002 Utilising USB modems with Linux
Universal Serial Bus, or USB, is fast becoming the standard in external device interfacing and, as a result, a range of USB modems is now available on...
Article | 1/12/2001 Installing ZipSlack Linux
This month, to complement our LinuxWorld.com.au hacker shoot-out feature, we have provided the ZipSlack Linux distribution on the cover CD. The latest...
Article | 11/10/2001 SnapGear SOHO+ VPN router
A hardware virtual private networking solution for small business, the SOHO+ includes a router and a firewall in one handy box.
Article | 6/09/2001 Installing a window manager
In this Here's How column, we will look at setting up a new window manager, from installing the software to configuring X so it will be displayed.
Article | 30/08/2001 Osborne legacy passed onto Gateway
Gateway's decision to axe its Australian operations Wednesday comes after five years of struggling to find a place among the more established industry...

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