Al-Qaeda to launch online news site in English
Al-Qaeda is preparing to launch its first online propaganda newspaper in English, a move that could help the terror group recruit inside the US and Europe.
Wireless email and social media platforms on the rise in enterprise
Wireless email use has been tipped to grow a staggering 12 times in 2010, from an estimate 80 million users worldwide to some one billion by the end of the year, according to Gartner.
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Qantas nabs NSW CIO
STEPHEN Wilson, NSW Department of Education's outgoing chief information officer, is set to join Qantas as head of technology.
Qantas nabs DET CIO
STEPHEN Wilson, NSW Department of Education's outgoing chief information officer, is set to join Qantas as head of technology.
Review: WatchGuard XTM 810
You could say that WatchGuard is accelerating its product development. Its software, firmware, features, functionality and hardware all show performance improvements over their earlier products.
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Facebok, Twitter powerful business tools: study
Social media such as Facecbook and Twitter or blogging sites have become powerful tools that influence what people buy, online researcher Nielsen said Wednesday, urging business to embrace the trend.
Google’s ’superphone’ launches here
Google's much hyped Nexus One 'superphone' finally went on sale in Australia today with Vodafone Hutchison Australia snapping up the exclusive online rights to sell the handset.
Nine pirate movie websites raided
In a major crackdown on movie piracy, US officials disabled nine websites that were offering downloads of pirated movies in some cases hours after they appeared in theatres.
NewSat continues push for inclusion in NBN
Satellite telecommunications company NewSat (ASX: NWT) has ramped up its campaign to become a wholesale provider on the National Broadband Network (NBN).
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Google partially blocked in China
GOOGLE'S web search engine in China was "partially blocked'' on Wednesday, the deadline for Chinese authorities to renew its business licence.