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Article | 19/01/2005 Chilli Internet spices up iBurst market with hot price drop
Chilli Internet has dropped the entry level price for its iBurst mobile laptop broadband by $20, with plans now starting from $49.95 per month for 300...
Article | 15/12/2004 Optus to offer broadband "summer treat"
Optus will now offer its prime customers extra data downloads during off-peak hours as a "summer treat" in an offer extending until February 28.
Article | 8/12/2004 PC giant pushes TV into Aussie bedrooms
Dell is moving into Australian bedrooms with its introduction of an affordable LCD TV for under $1500.
Article | 2/12/2004 ACA trials spam buster
Pacific Internet customers will lead the fight against the growing threat of e-mail spam with new software being trialled by the Australian Communciat...
Article | 26/11/2004 Primus searches for Google solution
Primus has partnered with Google in order to help grow its online presence and provide its customers with direct search.
Article | 23/11/2004 PC Tools adds to Spyware Doctor's operating table
PC Tools has added new features, user friendliness and an improved browser monitor to its popular spyware removal software for Windows.
Article | 22/11/2004 ISP teams with Symantec to can spam
One of Australia's leading ISPs has stepped up its anti-spam stance by purchasing Symantec anti-spam software and providing it free to broadband and d...
Article | 19/11/2004 DVD Christmas deals boom as movie downloads loom
Online DVD offers are booming in the lead-up to Christmas, as Telstra turns up the heat by planning movie downloads for next year.
Article | 12/11/2004 Telstra joins the Christmas ADSL rush
Telstra is offering $50 ADSL starter packages bundled with DVD rentals, music downloads and digital photo prints in an attempt to gain more ADSL custo...
Article | 9/11/2004 Phishers cast ever widening net
A currently circulating spoof e-mail claiming to be from eBay is just one of many phishing attacks proliferating worldwide.
Article | 5/11/2004 OzEmail broadband for no upfront fee
Broadband service provider OzEmail has trashed its upfront fee and is offering a free modem for new accounts.
Article | 5/11/2004 Telstra trials larger ADSL footprint for size
Telstra's ADSL may soon be within the reach of 1000 customers currently cut off from the broadband service.
Article | 4/11/2004 Local IT jobs boom: Java and Oracle skills lead the way, Linux grows
The Australian IT job market has boomed in the last year with Java, Oracle and Unix experts topping the most-wanted list, according to the latest Ambi...
Article | 1/11/2004 ABC goes mobile with news
ABC will now offer news and current affairs over mobile phones and pocket PCs through a deal with Go Connect.
Article | 1/11/2004 Optus DSL hard-sell not winning friends
As Optus rushes into the DSL market, their "hard sell" methods might not be making friends everywhere.

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