Wednesday | 3 December, 2008
Stories by: Computerworld Staff
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Optus, Macquarie team for mobile radio 27 June, 2006 11:23:28
Optus and the Macquarie Radio Network (MRN) have announced an agreement to offer radio on demand services to more than six million Optus mobile customers. - +
IPv6 to power e-business 06 June, 2006 07:51:53
Australian businesses, particularly small businesses, will have better access to e-business through next-generation Internet resources based on Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6). - +
Feds pledge $2m more for e-business 30 May, 2006 08:16:02
The federal government's Information Technology Online (ITOL) program has approved 12 additional e-business projects worth $1.965 million, bringing the total funding to $15.4 million since 1996. - +
Spam reporting gets buttoned up 30 May, 2006 13:13:05
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has launched the SpamMatters reporting button, which enables spam to be reported to the authority with one click of a computer mouse. - +
Comms bodies merge under ACIF banner 30 May, 2006 11:22:07
The Australian Communications Industry Forum (ACIF) and the Australian Voice over IP Association have agreed to merge. - +
Victoria revamps ICT contracting panel 29 May, 2006 09:39:35
The Victorian government has revamped its eServices Panel allowing contractors to retain ownership of intellectual property. - +
Tassie IT startups to share in $18m funding 25 May, 2006 09:50:05
Tasmanian IT startups have been given a green light to clamour for $18 million in funding made available from the $40 million Intelligent Island program. - +
Silk to weave regional broadband network 22 May, 2006 11:07:28
Melbourne-based carrier Silk Telecom has announced it will build a new optical fibre network to serve enterprise customers in regional Victoria and South Australia. - +
Regional Victoria in broadband crisis: minister 16 May, 2006 12:10:55
Regional Victoria is suffering an infrastructure crisis with 163,000 homes and businesses without access to broadband, according to Victorian Minister for Information and Communication Technology, Marsha Thomson. - +
Consortium shops for mobile content markets 16 May, 2006 11:57:46
Export Navigator, a new market research initiative, will distribute creative and interactive content in a number of countries to help Australian content producers determine the best marketing channels. - +
Govertnment funds education for independent contractors 12 May, 2006 08:40:10
The Australian government made $15 million available for independent contractors over the next four years in the 2006/07 Federal Budget.
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