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Article | 29/06/2000 Govt security hole assists GST hack
An unemployed Melbourne man known only as "Kelly" has contacted the ABC and relayed details of security breach he claims to have found on the Treasury...
Article | 28/06/2000 AEC still to cast vote on e-lection
Online voting company Election.com has landed in Australia and is already in discussions with the Australian Electoral Commission.
Article | 28/06/2000 Aussie SMEs online: looking, not touching
Australia's small-to medium-sized businesses are scrambling to get online, but are reluctant to embrace e-commerce, a Government-Yellow Pages report h...
Article | 28/06/2000 Handhelds with no strings attached
New snap-on modems and modules add wireless connectivity and messaging to your Palm or Handspring Visor, but they could cost you as much as your handh...
Article | 28/06/2000 Dell announces MSN plans, audio receiver
In a continuing effort to make Dell PCs the center of a consumer's "internet experience," the company announced here on Tuesday plans to offer a speci...
Article | 28/06/2000 Palm opens up
Whoever said Palm couldn't play the slots? The leading maker of personal digital assistants plans to support the Secure Digital expansion standard in...
Article | 28/06/2000 IBM claims to double memory
IBM's research group has unveiled a new technology designed to double the memory capacity of servers based on Intel processors.
Article | 27/06/2000 Oracle spotlights IPortal
Oracle on Monday took the wraps off an early-access version of its IPortal enterprise portal software. The software adds a new user interface and the ...
Article | 27/06/2000 Govt dance on parallel bar fails to impress
The Federal Government has today finalised its plans to lift restrictions on parallel importation of software, but major vendors and distributors are ...
Article | 27/06/2000 Napster to take unfair rap?
Seven law firms representing 16 record labels, one publisher, a rap star and an aging metal band all want a piece of Napster's hide.
Article | 27/06/2000 Google: big where it counts
California-based search engine company Google, announced on Monday that it has indexed over 1 billion Web pages, and now claims to be the world's larg...
Article | 27/06/2000 3Com cards deal easy connections
If you've used PC Cards over the years, you know their cable connectors have evolved. Proprietary "dongles" that were easy to lose and expensive to re...
Article | 27/06/2000 $1.1 million moratorium finally unleashed
The Howard Government has at last set its beloved 12-month moratorium on internet gaming in stone, a statement has revealed.
Article | 26/06/2000 Analysis: Gates: We Do It Our Way
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss: Is that the story behind Microsoft's grand .Net announcement?
Article | 26/06/2000 Email not so business-critical
Up to 80 per cent of corporate email is "inappropriate" and non-work-related, according to a Content Technologies-commissioned study.
Article | 26/06/2000 Microsoft to unveil C#, Java's competitor
Microsoft this week plans to unveil a graphical programming language, called C#, that's intended to make it easier for Windows operating systems to in...
Article | 26/06/2000 MS/DOJ: Microsoft, DOJ agree to schedule for appeals
Microsoft and the US Department of Justice (DOJ) on Thursday agreed to accelerate the schedule for presenting written arguments to the US Supreme Cour...
Article | 26/06/2000 Will this cyberspace be kept ad-free?
The ABC's withdrawal from an online content provision deal with Telstra may not necessarily spell an end to advertorial financing options for the broa...
Article | 26/06/2000 eisa: Brady gagged as lawyers move in
The legal battle over a $20 million down payment lodged by eisa in its failed bid to purchase OzEmail from UUNet has generated its first gag orders.
Article | 26/06/2000 Adelaide Uni adds supercomputing cluster
Sun Microsystems has joined forces with Adelaide University to open a new physics facility, which is the largest supercomputing cluster in the Souther...

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