People who obtained a .info domain under false pretences could soon lose the right to run their new net name
In an increasingly common move, Australia’s competition watchdog is having a go at the managing director of wholesale ISP Dataline which it alleges is a bad ISP
that uses bullying tactics on it’s clients
A group of scientists and major technology corporations have jumped on the SETI band wagon and asked people around the world on Tuesday to use their personal computers to help develop a treatment for anthrax
Netscape Communications Corporation announced it has filed suit in the United States Federal District Court in the District of Columbia against Microsoft Corporation to seek redress for Microsoft’s anti-competitive conduct against Netscape, a subsidiary of America Online
Telstra is about to reduce charges on its BigPond and ADSL business services and raise them for retail customers in an attempt to drive away troublesome private clients, according to reports on an internet user-group chatroom
Data communications company Flowcom said yesterday it had lodged a deposit with the liquidator of Karl Suleman Enterprises, advancing a proposal to take over the Froggy Internet service provider business
Security researcher, Kurt Seifried, has discovered that several Windows file-wiping utilities fail to completely wipe some files on Windows NT, Windows 2000 or Windows XP that use NTFS file systems
AOL Time Warner is in talks to buy Red Hat, a prominent distributor of a computer operating system, an acquisition that would position the media giant to challenge arch-rival Microsoft, according to sources familiar with the matter
Your access to the web is being censored by the Government but it refuses to reveal exactly what it is we are not allowed to see
Alan Nicklos’s first task when he replaces Tyler McGee as managing director of Nokia Australia early in February will be dealing with the continuing phone-furore that has the NSW Department of Fair Trading investigating the company’s activities
St George Bank may be sacrificing customer security in its aggressive campaign to promote the financial institution’s Internet banking facility. And a security component protecting St George Bank’s business e-banking product has failed, forcing the company to accelerate plans to upgrade its security system
Australia’s competition watchdog has started investigating Telstra’s new mobile call rates, which ultimately lock customers into 12-month contracts and counteract mobile number portability
Advanced Micro Devices unveiled a power management technology called Cool’n’Quiet that enables its Athlon XP family of processors to alter clock speed depending on the tasks they are performing
OzEmail users are unable to e-mail seven million US internet subscribers after a large ISP blocked mail from the Australian company
Australian mobile phone users may soon have the most expensive operating costs in the world
The latest version of Oracle’s 11i e-business software has better data analysis, but analysts say users need more than this
Telstra looks set to squeeze extra revenue from its mobile phone customer base by charging users a fee to pay parking meters via their mobile phone
Software vendor, Borland, has admitted to a licensing error which has caused a furore among customers and privacy advocates alike. Its licensing agreements contain a clause that allows Borland to enter the premises of its customers for auditing purposes
As major record labels unveil a new breed of CDs designed to prevent Napster-style piracy, Dutch consumer electronics maker Philips, the co-creator of the CD, is refusing to play along
A new way of making silicon explode could mean anyone trying to use a stolen laptop or mobile will be confronted by this message: This machine is stolen and will self-destruct in ten seconds…
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