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  • Businesses need better web access for disabled

    This week the Australian Government made a submission to the UN's draft Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities. The submission highlighted the need for disabled people to have the ability to access information, communication ...

  • Many unhappy returns for virulent worm

    Today marks the first anniversary of the debut of the SoBig.A worm, but no-one will be celebrating this particular occasion as the risk from the type of threat it unleashed continues to escalate a year on.

  • Kiwi firm in wireless data backup alliance

    New Zealand-based data backup service provider Sprite Software has formed a partnership with US-based Credant Technologies that will help organisations securely back up data on wireless devices.

  • Buyers beware of 'bargain' software spam

    The recent increase in customer confidence in shopping on the Net has seen a major upswing in spammers offering computer software at heavily discounted prices, prompting a leading email filtering company to issue a warning to consumers to ...

  • Veritas acquires Ejasent

    Veritas has bought Ejasent, a developer of products for utility computing, for US$59 million. Ejasent's core product , UpScale, offers the ability to move an applicaion from one server to another without disrupting or terminating the application.

  • Romance in the electronic Rosetta Stone

    Novell has won a contract to run the Victorian Government's Rosetta Project, which aims to ensure that electronic documents will be accessible for centuries via an online directory service.

  • Romance in the electronic Rosetta Stone

    Novell has won a contract to run the Victorian Government's Rosetta Project, which aims to ensure that electronic documents will be accessible for centuries via an online directory service.

  • Romance in the electronic Rosetta Stone

    Novell has won a contract to run the Victorian Government's Rosetta Project, which aims to ensure that electronic documents will be accessible for centuries via an online directory service.

  • Businesses need better web access for disabled

    This week the Australian Government made a submission to the UN's draft Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities. The submission highlighted the need for disabled people to have the ability to access information, communication ...

  • Many unhappy returns for virulent worm

    Today marks the first anniversary of the debut of the SoBig.A worm, but no-one will be celebrating this particular occasion as the risk from the type of threat it unleashed continues to escalate a year on.

  • Kiwi firm in wireless data backup alliance

    New Zealand-based data backup service provider Sprite Software has formed a partnership with US-based Credant Technologies that will help organisations securely back up data on wireless devices.

  • Buyers beware of 'bargain' software spam

    The recent increase in customer confidence in shopping on the Net has seen a major upswing in spammers offering computer software at heavily discounted prices, prompting a leading email filtering company to issue a warning to consumers to ...

  • Veritas acquires Ejasent

    Veritas has bought Ejasent, a developer of products for utility computing, for US$59 million. Ejasent's core product , UpScale, offers the ability to move an applicaion from one server to another without disrupting or terminating the application.

  • Romance in the electronic Rosetta Stone

    Novell has won a contract to run the Victorian Government's Rosetta Project, which aims to ensure that electronic documents will be accessible for centuries via an online directory service.

  • Romance in the electronic Rosetta Stone

    Novell has won a contract to run the Victorian Government's Rosetta Project, which aims to ensure that electronic documents will be accessible for centuries via an online directory service.

  • Romance in the electronic Rosetta Stone

    Novell has won a contract to run the Victorian Government's Rosetta Project, which aims to ensure that electronic documents will be accessible for centuries via an online directory service.