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Google starts Discussions in Docs 
Software
Google starts Discussions in Docs
By Jennifer Scott | Mar 17, 2011 | Comment Now 
The cloud-based word processor gets an update to bring more linear discussions to document editing.
 
Disk storage market on the road to recovery 
Data centre
Disk storage market on the road to recovery
By Sam Trendall | Dec 7, 2009 | Comment Now 
Market decline slows after two quarters of double-digit contraction.
 
NSW starts school netbook rollout 
Hardware
NSW starts school netbook rollout
Aug 26, 2009 | Comment Now 
Year 9 students get Windows 7 early.
 
Betrayal at Telstra: CEPU starts recruiting for Terria 
Communications
Betrayal at Telstra: CEPU starts recruiting for Terria
By Kathryn Small | Nov 14, 2008 | Comment Now 
According to an internal memo leaked to iTnews, the CEPU – the union representing many Telstra staff – will start recruiting staff for the Optus-led Terria consortium, and ...
 
OLPC starts two-for-one programme 
Hardware
OLPC starts two-for-one programme
By Iain Thomson | Sep 25, 2007 | Comment Now 
The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project is to sell its computers in the US, but the purchaser must buy two machines and give one to the developing world.
 
Skills shortage starts in SMB 
Training & Development
Skills shortage starts in SMB
Jun 26, 2007 | Comment Now 
Australian small businesses are suffering a severe skills shortage.
 
Dell starts offering complete data centres 
Hardware
Dell starts offering complete data centres
By Tom Sanders | Mar 28, 2007 | Comment Now 
Hardware vendor moves into preconfigured server bundles.
 
Nokia starts tests of Wi-Fi Internet mobile calls 
Mobility
Nokia starts tests of Wi-Fi Internet mobile calls
Jul 28, 2006 | Comment Now 
HELSINKI - Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, has started its first tests of a technology that allows users to roam seamlessly between phone networks and local ...
 
Infosys exec starts Vic information manager 
Communications
Infosys exec starts Vic information manager
By Fleur Doidge | Oct 24, 2005 | Comment Now 
Infosys Australia founder and second-in-charge Ananda Rao has started a Melbourne company targeting global opportunities for information management and solutions.
 
Microsoft starts selling paid search ads on MSN 
Sales & Marketing
Microsoft starts selling paid search ads on MSN
Sep 27, 2005 | Comment Now 
Software maker Microsoft Corp. on Monday said it would start selling paid search listings, which allow advertisers to purchase advertising space alongside search results on its ...
 
Open source starts campaign against Euro patents  
Software
Open source starts campaign against Euro patents
By W. David Gardner | Oct 22, 2004 | Comment Now 
A group of companies promoting open source software has launched a campaign in Europe designed to bolster copyright at the expense of patent law to safeguard the spread of ...
 
New tech starts time-bomb ticking for resellers 
Software
New tech starts time-bomb ticking for resellers
By Fleur Doidge | Jul 22, 2004 | Comment Now 
Australia's channel could self-destruct if resellers don't begin to work harder to promote emerging technologies and ditch the box-drop mentality in coming years, one distributo...
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