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  • Website Forsakes Firefox for Blocking Ads

    While its popularity soars and it gains ground on Microsoft’s dominating Internet Explorer, the open source browser Firefox is now facing a battle on an entirely different front as a website rebellion is staged to protest its ad blocking c...

  • Recruitment Site Monstered by Trojan

    Security researchers have discovered what is possibly the largest repository of stolen personal information to date, with 1.6 million entries on over 100,000 Monster.com users found on a server being used by a new Trojan.

  • Telstra Holding Australia Back says ACCC

    Telstra could simply ‘flick the switch’ to light up areas without ADSL2 but it won’t do it according to Michael Cosgrave, Group manager Communications, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)

  • Labor Roars While Liberal Snores

    Labor’s Shadow Communication Minister, Senator Stephen Conroy has lashed out at Liberal’s broadband plan, claiming it is me two politics and a poor attempt at that.

  • Sun Shines for Data Centre Efficiency

    Being green is the new black in the business world, but trends aside thinking green helps both the environment and the hip pocket. With this in mind, Sun is making a new play for data centre efficiency with a combination of software, hardw...

  • Naked ADSL by Christmas

    Speaking at the AFR broadband conference in Sydney, AAPT CEO Paul Broad has confirmed that Australia will see naked DSL by the end of the year.

  • EMC Smartens Up VoIP

    EMC has taken the shrink-wrapping off its new VoIP and IP telephony solution, pronouncing it the most comprehensive solution for managing VoIP infrastructure.