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Was Dark Side of Moon once not Dark?
by William Atkins   
According to French geophysicists, the Moon, during its early formation, may have been rotated 180 degrees, so that the dark side of the Moon faced the Earth. The researchers say this change probably happened when an impact changed the Moon’s rotation. Did this really happen, or was it caused by space aliens?
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ICT is the key to saving the economy: professor
by Stan Beer   
A new report demonstrates that the key to turning around the world's economic woes lays with the increased use of ICT, according to the author, a leading business professor. What's more, nearly every country in the world, including the US had room to grow their use of ICT through focussed infrastructure programs.
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CSIRO partners with China in 4G, 5G wireless research
by Stan Beer   
Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) has announced a $2 million partnership with a leading Chinese University to research advanced wireless technologies, including the development of 4G and 5G mobile networks.
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City of Melbourne awards $3m contract to TechnologyOne
by Staff Writers   
TechnologyOne, an Australian provider of enterprise business software solutions, has won a new contract to provide the City of Melbourne with its financials, supply chain, projects, contracts, human resource & payroll, and grants management software solutions.
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Final Fantasy XIII trailer
by Mike Bantick   
The latest in the increasingly inaccurately titled Final Fantasy series of RPG games is due out this year.  Click on in for the just released impressive trailer for Final Fantasy XIII
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SNIA unveils green storage power measurement spec
by Staff Writers   
Storage industry peak body, the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) has unveiled its initial Green Storage Initiative (GSI) Green Storage Power Measurement Specification for public review and comment.
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$30 million in new contracts for ASG, despite tough times
by Staff Writers   
IT services provider ASG Group has secured new contracts with a total value of approximately $30 million.
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Kogan’s throws gauntlet at rising prices
by Alex Zaharov-Reutt   
Bemused by rising prices for consumer electronics (CE) items at major retail stores, Australian “direct to the public” online seller Kogan Technologies has announced it is maintaining or lowering the prices of all tech products it sells.
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