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Female Breadwinners value independence, not worries
by William Atkins   
In a 2009 research study performed at the University of Missouri, a U.S. researcher studied the experiences of female breadwinners and found that there are six key pluses and minuses in assuming the role of the primary income earner in the family.

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Aunty comes home with iView for PS3
by David Swan   
Whether you're into The Bill, The Wire or The Einstein Factor, PS3 users can now get their fix thanks to a new update that allows on demand viewing of ABC programs, if they have the download capacity that is!


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Facebook embraces new Microsoft .NET SDK
by David M Williams   
Facebook is arguably the king of social networking right now and Microsoft-based software developers can now leverage the Facebook user base via the same technologies they are accustomed to.

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IBM’s green credentials step into the limelight
by Beverley Head   
IBM Australia has been named Green IT vendor of the year at the Frost & Sullivan Australia Best Practice Awards which were announced at a dinner in Sydney tonight.
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Does Steve Jobs need a heart transplant, too?
by Alex Zaharov-Reutt   
Has iPodRip iRipped itself a Jobsian marketing coup by publicising a seemingly heartless response from Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, or does Steve Jobs need to have a heart?

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Telstra sell-down prompts Future Fund change: Tanner
by James Riley   
Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner has dealt the Federal Government out of all commercial investment decisions made by the $85.6 billion Future Fund as a result of a $2.4 billion sell-down of Telstra shares last August that caused protests from shareholder groups.

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Prestige clients secure tech support via videoconference
by Beverley Head   
A six figure investment in unified communications which allowed healthcare solutions company iSOFT to cut a key travel budget by 70 per cent is about to be leveraged with the company pledging to provide tech-support for “prestige clients” via videoconference.
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Tasmanian Government hands out TiVos to trial NBN apps
by Stuart Corner   
The Tasmanian Government has teamed up with TiVo's Australian distributor, Hybrid Television Services, to provide TiVos to existing FTTH customer on the TasCOLT network in order to research future NBN applications.

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TiVo set to offer videos on demand over broadband
by Stuart Corner   
TiVo's Australian distributor, Hybrid Television Services, will launch today a service that delivers movies and other video content to TiVo devices over a broadband Internet connection.

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Apple's 'Black Friday' sale reaches Australia [Update]
by Stephen Withers   
US retailers are in the habit of offering dramatically reduced prices on the day after Thanksgiving, the traditional start of the Christmas buying season. Apple's no exception, and this year its Australian customers are also in for savings.

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Hostech's erstwhile takeover target to sell Samsung IP PBX through Telstra
by Stuart Corner   
Plant Communications - which trades as Samsung Communications and which is the exclusive Australian distributor of Samsung's business telephone systems in Australia - has announced an agreement with Telstra for the joint marketing of Samsung's OfficeServ 7000 series of enterprise IP telephony products via the Telstra Business Systems (TBS) programme.

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CSIRO hooks up gaming brains to crunch numbers
by Mike Bantick   
Apart from providing high resolution graphics as a way for gamers to frag each other, the Graphics Processing Units (GPU) attached to every video-card can provide computing power for scientists wanting to unlock the secrets of the human genome.

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Latest Internet Explorer vulnerability 'in the wild'
by David Heath   
Exploit code for the newest vulnerability (called "HTTP IE Style Heap Spray BO") is widely available on the Internet, should anyone wish to look for it.

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Cisco offers Christmas dinner via telepresence
by Stephen Withers   
Many people in Australia have family and friends in distant countries, and Christmas can be a reminder of how far away they are. Cisco's offering Christmas dinners via HD telepresence as prizes in a competition.

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