Around $60 million will spent to improve telecommunications infrastructure in regional and remote areas. Funding boost for regional telecoms
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy said he intended to announce the NBN winner in time for the CeBIT Hannover fair. Why NBN decision was delayed
Telco firms acquired by the Strathfield Group would be worthless if sold, according to its administrator. Strathfield telcos "worthless"
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Fran Foo TODAY is D-Day for six companies vying to supply "learning devices" to 220,000 NSW students and teachers.
Anthony Klan THE national operations manager behind a technology company that borrowed $13 million from now-failed Elderslie Finance Corporation says he has "no idea" where it went.
Facelift for Facebook
FACEBOOK will add Twitter-like real-time chatter and new filtering features as part of a major website redesign.
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Hardware
Win phones on the rise
Stuart Kennedy MICROSOFT may rule the PC operating system universe, but the software giant does not prevail in the fast-expanding smartphone sector.
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Alcatel boss talks solutions
Mitchell Bingemann FEW politicians, let alone the chiefs of global companies, have written a political manifesto but Ben Verwaayen, the head of Alcatel-Lucent, has.
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Trading Post move makes Sensis
AS the media world changes, new revenues are yet to make up for lost sales.
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Conroy's chance to break grip of telecoms giant
Michael Sainsbury CAN Stephen Conroy finally find a way to break the shameful cycle of telecommunications policy failure?
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No point skirting shipping ban on e-book reader
HOW to get around Amazon.com's ban on international Kindle sales.
Defrag
iShop confusion reveals lack of signs is a sign of the times
Kerrie Murphy THE other day, Defrag needed to buy new iPod headphones.
Big call for tough competitor
HERE is a phone you can take anywhere and then drop from a great height.
