China is once again making headlines this morning with the news that it is setting up native alternatives to top-level internet domains such as .com and .cn.

After making its iSCSI initiator available for free three years ago, Microsoft has pumped new energy into its storage aspirations by acquiring new technology from iSCSI software from startup String Bean Software.

IBM, Corel and Novell feature among the organisations forming the Open Document Alliance (ODA), an organisation that is mounting a challenge to Microsoft's Office XML format.

Video on-demand channel Anytime has announced a new partnership with Regional Internet Australia (RIA) to distribute movies to customers across Queensland via the internet.

The U.S. Blackberry service is safe now that Research in Motion (RIM) has settled the case brought against it by challenger NTP.

March 3rd, 2006:US financial services giant, Morgan Stanley is fined US$15-million (AU$20-million) this month for failing to manage its emails.

McData and Riverbed are rumoured to have struck a deal that will see McData OEM Riverbed’s Steelhead appliance.

Shortly after the announcement that its new operating system will come in six distinct flavours, Microsoft has reportedly been telling its product partners to expect a release during the first week of October.

Increasingly sophisticated software used in digital video surveillance is making big brother hungry for storage. Seagate has announced that it is stepping up to satisfy this hunger with its new SV35 hard drive.

The Cole enquiry has uncovered a new set of emails sent to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) requesting an urgent investigation into the Australian Wheat Board’s (AWB) contracts in Iraq.