If you’re disappointed or angry about treatment by a guru, then take a look at the new report from Unguru.me and you’ll see that you’re far from alone. And what the report says about gurus largely applies for many others, such as IT consultants, stockbrokers, real estate agents, and mobile phone salespeople.

Please don't shoot the messenger, but all is not well in Firefox land.

Ever wondered just what state the Internet is in? A new report reveals the truth, and it sure ain't pretty.

Forget Facebook and tip Twitter out with trash, when it comes to malware threats a new king has been crowned and he's a six foot tall Orc.

Don’t worry about the swine flu epidemic there’s another epidemic - whilst not potentially fatal in human terms – which does, however, continue to plague the Internet with increasing ferocity.

The proposed National Broadband Network (NBN) will potentially deliver significant long-term benefits to the Australian economy but it will be a major challenge just to get private funding into the project, let alone give investors a good return on their money.

While  Australia’s IT industry is taking a real hammering from the effects of the economic crisis, there’s some blue sky in the technology market with a new report out today forecasting that the unified communications (UC) sector is set to benefit as businesses look for new ways to cut costs.

Spam levels in Australia have now outstripped those seen in Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, Canada and even the United States - Symantec says.

Keeping a lid on IT spending during the current economic crisis is understandable and prudent business practice, but a new report out today warns that companies don’t really have the option of holding off technology investment for another year, and questions how they intend to survive without it.

As the economic crisis continues, reducing the cost of IT operations is a key consideration for many European organisations, with decision makers actively addressing the issue and looking for ways to improve cost effectiveness.