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  • German sent to prison for piracy

    A German man has been sentenced to five years in jail for repackaging more than 32,000 Microsoft products, reselling them at higher prices and taking all of the profits for himself.

  • IBM sees consulting key to compliance battle

    In response to SNIA's claim last week that companies are not fully confident about implementing technologies into their infrastructure and managing the processes, IBM says that it has an edge over competitors in easing any concerns.

  • University of Newcastle educates through TeamSite

    The University of Newcastle has chosen Interwoven's TeamSite to operate as the backbone to it public and internal Web sites so that it can make the institution more attractive through better communications with prospective students.

  • WebCentral bought out on a high

    WebCentral has been bought by FTR Holdings, introducing another exciting chapter in the company's incredible journey from a humble garage start-up company to a multi million dollar success story.

  • Spammers hit hard by Aussie Act

    The Australian Communications Authority (ACA) has claimed a huge victory in its war against spammers, citing that many major Australian-based spammers have closed down since the Spam Act 2003 unleashed its power in April this year.

  • Sony lightens load of office files

    Sony has released a new portable disk drive specifically designed to create a data library and photo diary for business people who need to back up important documents, presentations, sound files, images and photographs whilst on the move.

  • Spammers hit hard by Aussie Act

    The Australian Communications Authority (ACA) has claimed a huge victory in its war against spammers, citing that many major Australian-based spammers have closed down since the Spam Act 2003 unleashed its power in April this year.