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ACMA prepares for intelligent transport systems
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The ACMA has issued a discussion paper proposing the release of spectrum in the 5.9GHz band to permit the introduction of intelligent transport systems (ITS) for road users in Australia.

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Comms Alliance progresses NBN model
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Communications Alliance has announced further progress in its work to develop an architecture model for the National Broadband Network.

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Halloween is scary enough without dangerous face paints
by William Atkins   
According to the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, tests have revealed that some children’s face paints used at Halloween contain the metals lead, nickel, cobalt, and chromium. What is equally scary is the fact that these metals are often not listed on the product labels.

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Dell & Juniper partner for data centre virtualisation
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Dell and Juniper Networks have formed a partnership that will extend Dell's data centre virtualisation strategy by enabling it to OEM Juniper routing, switching and network security products under it PowerConnect network equipment brand.

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BigTinCan and Cellmania… a match made in heaven?
by David Swan   
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PM's Science Prize goes to CSIRO WiFi researcher
by James Riley   
The CSIRO researcher behind the development of WiFi networking technology used in computers and other devices globally, Dr John O'Sullivan, has been awarded the 2009 Prime Minister's Prize for Science.

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Survey finds consumers want regulatory change: CCC
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Competitive carriers have turned up the pressure on Senators not to delay the passage of Government's telecommunications reforms, releasing survey results that they say demonstrate support for the measures among regional Australians.

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ComOps contract renewal with mobile sales solution
by Peter Dinham   
Australian provider of business software products and services, ComOps, has secured a renewal of its contract for a second year to supply a hosted mobile sales force automation solution to, the local arm of the US manufacturer of household cleaning supplies and consumer chemicals, SC Johnson & Son.

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What does IT mean to you?: students, professionals respond with winning video
by Peter Dinham   
Seven students from across Australia have won a national, ACS Foundation-sponsored competition hosted on YouTube, after being asked to create a short video on “what information technology means to them”.

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Telstra may sell assets elsewhere: Analyst
by James Riley   
Telstra is almost certainly looking for potential buyers of its network assets outside of the NBN Company in a structurally separated scenario that would work against Government’s objectives for the telecommunications sector, analysts say.

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Australia, NZ amongst worst for online brand attacks
by Peter Dinham   
Australia continues to rank as one of the top ten countries worldwide to suffer online brand attacks, and while Colombia and France have dropped off the chart completely, New Zealand and Brazil have entered the list for the first time, according to a new report on worldwide fraud released today.

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Australian spam rates higher than global average
by Peter Dinham   
Spam levels in Australia are going through the roof, increasing by two percent to 92.7 percent of all emails received by business, and higher than the global average.

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Internode’s Hackett grabs world record for electric vehicle
by Peter Dinham   
Internode managing director and passionate electric car advocate, Simon Hackett, has smashed the world distance record for an electric vehicle by driving his Tesla Roadster more than 500 kilometres in the inaugural Global Green Challenge.

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Virtualization ‘cornerstone technology’ post-recession: IDC
by Peter Dinham   
The global server market has endured a rocky road during the worldwide recession but there are now signs of the market stabilising, with virtualization forecast to be the cornerstone technology as medium and large enterprises accelerate the need for more dynamic and converged infrastructure designed to support the business needs of the next economic cycle.

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