Aussie tech worker steals from virtual world
To pay real world debts.
Bing searches to include Twitter results
Small sample of "prominent" Twitterers exposed.
Phone tax not enough for full broadband rollout
If UK wants 100 per cent fibre coverage.
Oracle launches Fusion Middleware 11g
But not in Australia - yet.
Has China’s Green Dam burst?
China did a sudden about-face late yesterday and decided to delay its controversial requirement that all computers sold after July 1 must come with Web filtering software.
CSIRO sells Funnelback search company to Squiz
CSIRO has sold its Funnelback search engine technology company to Australian content management company Squiz. Financial details of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Is Windows 7 in the Family Way?
Some "casually" left text in a post-release candidate beta of Windows 7 suggest a family pack is on the way.
Tax agent offers online check before you lodge
Want someone to check your tax return but don't have time to visit an agent? H R Block thinks it has the answer.
Telstra launches business-to-business telepresence conferencing
Telstra has added a business-to-business connectivity function to its Cisco Telepresence managed videoconferencing service, enabling businesses with the Cisco gear installed to set up ad-hoc videoconferences with each other.
ViewSonic VPC100: iMac styling, netbook grunt?
PC makers are gradually coming round to the flat, all-in-one styling pioneered by Apple's iMac. The latest manufacturer to follow suit is ViewSonic with its VPC100.