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Google TV goes global
GOOGLE plans to launch its Google TV platform globally next year, in the company's latest move to expand its reach outside its core US market.
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Obama 'web strategist' joins Google
A FORMER US State Department official credited with helping bring social networking to US diplomacy will head Google Ideas, a new Google unit.
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HP sues to block Hurd joining Oracle
HEWLETT-PACKARD sued to block its former chief executive from joining rival Oracle as a senior executive.
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Critics say fast reform key to NBN success
THE National Broadband Network has helped save the Labor government from a first-term defeat.
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Quigley can now get back to work
NBN boss Mike Quigley will meet Communications Minister Stephen Conroy today to work on matters held up by the election and its aftermath.
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Abbott to scrutinise NBN
TONY Abbott has vowed intense scrutiny of the roll out of Labor's national broadband network.
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Regional areas an NBN priority: Gillard
JULIA Gillard said the federal government will work with NBN Co to ensure a priority roll out in regional Australia based on a uniform wholesale price.
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Election result a win for IT, e-health
THE Australian Computer Society has renewed calls for a minister dedicated to an IT portfolio as industry awaits a new Finance Minister.
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NBN delivers Gillard win
THE national broadband network has helped save the Labor government from a first term exit.
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ISP filter could be buried
LABOR'S controversial internet filter plan faces near-death despite the ascension of Julia Gillard as Australia's 28th prime minister.
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Ex-HP boss joins Oracle: NYT
FORMER Hewlett-Packard chief executive Mark Hurd, who resigned last month following a sex scandal, has joined US software giant Oracle.
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Google pays millions to settle privacy case
GOOGLE has agreed to pay $US8.5 million ($9.28m) to settle a privacy lawsuit over its Buzz social networking tool, according to court documents.
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NRL to StayinFront with members
THE National Rugby League hit on better customer relationship management to lift membership growth.
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NBN is good for Gillard, not taxpayers
LABOR is still being coy about a cost-benefit study.
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Website opens up child sex measures
A psychology practice used by the Victorian government has posted information about its assessments of sex offenders on its website.
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Apple iPhone 4 stocks falling short
MOBILE carriers are struggling to keep pace with consumer demand for Apple's iPhone 4 and their frustration is starting to surface.
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Boston working on welfare payments
THE Gillard government has signed a $6.1 million contract to overhaul processing of welfare payments.
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Telstra Ultimate modem slicker in city
BASED on its performance around Sydney, the Ultimate USB modem is more patchy than perfect.
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Amazon caught by fake e-book scam
AMAZON has been forced to remove a fake Jamie Oliver title from its Kindle Australia e-reader bookstore.
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Wipro study to to save energy
WIPRO hopes to commercialise technology that will drastically reduce energy consumption in the humble PABX telephone exchange system.
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