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Article | 10/05/2000 Tyler hits the roof on bad publicity
In an attempt to "set the record straight", troubled Solution 6 CEO Chris Tyler has at long last publicly confronted a few achievements not previously...
Article | 10/05/2000 MS/DOJ - SIIA blasts expected Microsoft remedy proposal
Microsoft's response to the US government's plan to break up the company and impose behavioral remedies to stop the software maker's anticompetitive p...
Article | 10/05/2000 Has Little Johnnie Howard lost IT?
Yesterday's federal Budget overlooks the growth of Australia's IT industry and relies too heavily on next year's third-generation spectrum auction, in...
Article | 8/05/2000 Vic Govt IT boost
The Victorian State Government has allocated $9 million to improving Internet access for Victorians out of its overall IT budget of $22 million.
Article | 8/05/2000 Comics King Stan Lee Fights Crime Online
How long has it been since you opened a comic book? Now you can click one open: Stan Lee's new Web-only, biweekly animated series, Accuser.
Article | 8/05/2000 A harsh lesson in love
More than two-thirds of Australian businesses were hit with last week's "Love Bug", but e-commerce security executive Steve Crutchfield believes there...
Article | 8/05/2000 Solution 6 hits damage control button
Ahead of tomorrow's shareholder meeting, Solution 6 has lashed out at reports that more of its deals may be in tatters.
Article | 8/05/2000 UPDATE: MS, Netscape Battle Over Browser Bug
Microsoft and Netscape Communications are at odds over who is to blame for a browser-related security hole that could make Web sites vulnerable to att...
Article | 5/05/2000 The Shape of PCs to Come
Radically redesigned desktops are coming your way--here's what to expect.
Article | 5/05/2000 Sausage sizzle goes off the boil
Sausage Software is no longer content with the terms of Solution 6's takeover bid.
Article | 5/05/2000 Austar goes shopping
Communications company Austar and multimedia retailer TVSN have signed a deal to drive the interactive shopping cart.
Article | 5/05/2000 A real dotcom is born
Just when the Australian Federal government thought it had internet regulation in the bag, technology has arrived that could open a whole new can of o...
Article | 5/05/2000 Gatekeeper offers doctors healthy returns
The Australian Health Insurance Commission has begun its digitally encrypted online payments system, based on the public key infrastructure (PKI), to ...
Article | 5/05/2000 UPDATE: Love Bug virus hits Australia
The "love bug" virus which is wreaking havoc on computers around the world is spreading faster and further than last year's menace, the Melissa virus,...
Article | 5/05/2000 Renamed Love Letter Worm Still Spreads
'Worst virus in history' now appears as 'joke' file, and can wipe out files on your network.
Article | 4/05/2000 Pocket PC upgrades made possible
It's not as easy as downloading software, but you can get the new OS.
Article | 4/05/2000 Middle-class Metallica: Bill 'em all
Lars Ulrich, drummer for the heavy-metal band Metallica, suggested that the US Congress should step in to stop MP3-swapping services like Napster "bef...
Article | 4/05/2000 Windows Media Player does it beta
Microsoft has released the latest beta version of its Windows Media Player 7, a technology that will become generally available later this year as par...
Article | 4/05/2000 MS/DOJ - Microsoft to seek delays
Microsoft will ask for additional time to develop its defense against the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) proposal to split the company in two, a com...
Article | 4/05/2000 AltaVista stages raging page
Looking to broaden its reach among consumers, AltaVista has launched a new search engine site today designed to offer a faster, simpler way to search ...

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