Breaking News

  • US Forces get Web 2.0 signoff

    The US Defense Department has issued a new policy that allows Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to be accessed from non-classified government computers, as long as it doesn’t compromise operational security or involve prohibited activities or Web sites.

  • RFID bounces into the outback

    The ABC reports that roo shooters in southern Queensland are planning to trial electronic tags in an effort to improve standards and reopen international markets.

  • SafeNet secures the cloud

    SafeNet is hoping to allay the fears that are holding back organisations from embracing cloud computing, with a new set of security solutions.

  • Cadac opens up Organice Workbox

    Cadac Organice has announced details of a new module for its SharePoint based engineering document management solution, providing workflow management.

  • SharePoint gets more social

    NewsGator has released a native social iPhone client  SharePoint as well as a microblogging suite. The iPhone client, and a companion client for the soon-to-be-released iPad, provide direct access to enterprise social computing environments without the need for a browser.

  • EQ Bar extends the reach of YouTube

    Equilibrium has announced a free service that allows bloggers and website owners to easily add an EQ Bar’ widget to any YouTube’ video embed.

  • Open Text to Acquire Nstein Technologies

    In a deal valued at CDN $35 million, Open Text acquiring specialist ECM provider Nstein Technologies, which is active in markets such as media and information services, life sciences and government.