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Microsoft was successfully sued for copyright infringement by the developer of the Chinese fonts used in almost all versions of Windows.
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Prodial: the new kid on the IP telephony service block
by Stuart Corner   
Perth-based Prodial has launched into the market for providing IP communications and virtual IP PBX services to medium & large businesses, claiming to be the first and only Australian company to offer wholesale business-grade virtual PBX and IP enabled communications services tailored to existing site infrastructure."

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NBN: Queensland 'Labor mate' being paid $450,000
by James Riley   
The senior Queensland Labor government staffer hired by the NBN Co to run its external relations program – and who is at the centre of a growing 'Labor mates' controversy – is being paid $450,000, according to documents filed with the Senate this afternoon.

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iPhone theft to the iTune of $3m beguiling Belgium
by Alex Zaharov-Reutt   
Hi! I'm a PC. I'm a Mac. And I'm a stolen iPhone from Belgium!

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Dumped by Tax, Kaz and EDS take it on the chin
by James Riley   
Despite being dropped from the Australian Tax Office shortlist to provide outsourced end-user services, HP Enterprise Services and Kaz are likely to still enjoy a prosperous post-Gershon period within the federal government, according to consultants Ovum.

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Optus first off the blocks with LTE trial
by Stuart Corner   
Optus has stolen a march on Telstra - the long time Australian leader in cellular telephony - with the announcement of plans for the first carrier trials of the next iteration of cellular technology in Australia, Long Term Evolution (LTE) which promises greatly increased broadband data bandwidths (with additional spectrum).

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The good, the bad and Government 2.0
by Beverley Head   
Australia’s early forays into Government 2.0 have received a cautious thumbs-up from Gartner analyst Andrea di Maio who has been presenting on the bright and dark side of Government 2.0 at this week’s Gartner symposium in Sydney.
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Human error increasingly causes enterprise data ‘disasters’
by Peter Dinham   
Human error is responsible for an increase in enterprise data ‘disasters’, a trend which data recovery vendor, Kroll Ontrack, attributes to more complex storage systems coupled with depleted resources to replace equipment, train IT staff and maintain optimal staffing levels.

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Open Text’s new ECM sales appointment
by Peter Dinham   
ECM vendor, Open Text has appointed a manager for business development and account management to cover the southern region of Australia from Melbourne.

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BA selects Progress for IT system upgrade
by Peter Dinham   
The UK’s biggest airline, British Airways (BA) is to upgrade its entire IT system as part of its worldwide travel program by integrating over 600 electronic systems and processes using a portfolio of SOA solutions from Progress Software.

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'Context-Aware Computing': a $US12 billion market in two years?
by Stuart Corner   
'Context-Aware Computing' is a term you probably haven't heard of, but if Gartner is correct, that is about to change. Context-Aware Computing is a Gartner-invented name for a market it expects will be worth $US12 billion in just two years.

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Aussie businesses lagging in social media use
by Peter Dinham   
Australian companies and organisations are seemingly lagging behind their US counterparts in the use of social media for engagement with customers and employees, with many Aussie organisations ‘looking and learning’, and others still not paying attention at all to the new medium.

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Canon app allows photo printing from iPhone
by Stephen Withers   
A new iPhone app allows photo printing directly to certain Canon inkjets.

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Macquarie Telecom signals ‘aggressive growth’ strategy
by Peter Dinham   
Macquarie Telecom has signalled its intention to aggressively go after its share of what it says is the growing adoption in Australia of hosting services, with a management reshuffle including the creation of new executive positions, at the head of its hosting business which grew by 18 percent in the last financial year to achieve revenues of $95.5 million.

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Why Ubuntu release schedules should be changed
by Sam Varghese   
Since the Ubuntu GNU/Linux distribution kicked off five years ago, it has been churning out release after release every six months.

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