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by James Riley
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The ICT sector job market has hit bottom and is enjoying the bounce, with surprisingly strong growth in employment advertisements during July of more than 8 per cent, according to the Olivier Job Index.
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by Stephen Withers
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A new beta of Google's Chrome browser brings technical, usability and cosmetic changes.
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by Stephen Withers
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Google's still on the acquisition track. This time it's looking to pick up video compression developer On2.
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by Davey Winder
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While an Archbishop bemoans social networking for being partly responsible for teenage suicides, Intel prefers to remain positive and thinks Facebook might just find a cure for cancer.
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by Stephen Withers
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Apple has released the Mac OS X 10.5.8 update for Leopard, along with a new Security Update for Tiger.
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by Jake Widman
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Initial reports of the Microsoft-Yahoo search deal made it sound like Microsoft got by far the better of the deal, but new document filings show that Yahoo is getting more than was first announced.
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by Peter Dinham
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Australian enterprise software developer, Pronto Software, has finalised a deal with Vatmi Industries, Victoria’s largest employer of people with disabilities, to roll out its flagship ERP solution.
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by James Riley
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For all its controversy, federal internet filtering plans were not set in stone and the feasibility of Government objectives were still to be weighed against data from its live pilot trial.
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by Peter Dinham
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A survey of the worldwide travel industry has found that 98 percent of travel firms have lost, on average, US$11.5 million a year through failed transactions such as reservations, bookings and traveller check-in.
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by James Riley
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The National Broadband Network roll-out would cost considerably less than Government’s back-of-envelop forecast of $43 billion at no more than $27 billion, Canada-based Axia’s global chief executive Art Price has told a Senate committee.
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by Sam Varghese
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Microsoft has listed companies such as Red Hat and Canonical, both sellers of GNU/Linux, among the reasons for the 17 percent fall in revenue for the fourth quarter, year on year.
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