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Whilst we live in a society whose business world is based on creating a good or service and then selling it for a profit, when this is a clearly visible layer of profiteering and not hidden by the veneer of corporate facelessness, it’s inc...

More then 20 Victorian ICT companies are preparing to strut their stuff in Shanghai this week as CeBit Asia hits full swing.

Another day, another acquisition it seems. This time, EMC has announced that it has acquired the privately-held online information backup and recovery services provider Berkeley Data Systems and its desktop data protection service Mozy.

Hitachi has unveiled quad layer Blu-Ray disks with a storage capacity of 100 GB, more then doubling the previous best of 50 GB.

Backup and recovery specialist IBackup has just announced a new data recovery service for SMBs, promising near-complete user backups of user data, and restored within hours of a disaster occurring.

Memory manufacturer, Kingston Technology has announced a new 4 GB version of its MicroSDHC cards.

First it was spam, now it’s bacn blasting inboxes. This time, however, there’s no one to blame for the email deluge except those with the clogged inboxes.

Not long after it’s acquisition, Google’s new stable of online applications are already benefiting from Postini’s email security and compliance services, with its technology being added to Google Apps Premier Edition.

Electronic evidence and data migration service provider RenewData has announced it’s latest data management offering, claiming it can help law firms and other organisations identify, de-duplicate and reduce data stored on backup tapes.

Information dissemination is exposing political processes and people, leaving them open to public scrutiny and comment through the power of user-generated content. Angela Priestley explores the latest move towards e-democracy, a process n...

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