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To say former Telstra boss, Sol Trujillo, and Communications minister, Stephen Conroy, didn’t get along is an understatement of epic proportions.

Dear Editor, I support any move to reduce the leakage of e-waste into the waste stream. As you question (ARN June 3) “How do we legislate who pays for it and how do we charge this fee?"

For years now, the sun hath shone brightly on Apple’s back. Where RIM’s Storm was a sad disappointment and the LG’s Shine failed to live up to the hype, Apple’s iPhone stood the test of time, continuing to gain market share and popularity.

I’m not one for conspiracy theories but I just can’t get the idea out of my head that the Federal Government’s decision to go it alone with the NBN was because of cyber security concerns. No, not because of China and Russia directly, but because it will help our own national security.

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Optus subsidiary, Alphawest, has been awarded Global Service Provider of the Year from Cisco at the vendor’s Partner Summit event in Boston.

Congratulations to Dave Humphries from Paclink Communications who took out the ARN Community Quiz beer. A slab will be delivered to him this Friday afternoon.

Gaming might not be a business concern for many enterprises, but it accounts for a significant amount of the consumer electronics spend. It’s an important market, and I wonder how many of our readers don’t own consoles of some form?

Hitachi’s digital presentation solutions division has kick started a channel incentive program with trips abroad up for grabs.

The occasional snipe or parting shot is a common sight when corporate relationships break down, but former Telstra CEO, Sol Trujillo, appears to be packing a machine gun.

The Federal Government’s latest foray into the blogosphere and Web 2.0 has gotten off to a heated start, with early discussions focusing on the appointment of a Catholic priest as chairman.

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War is always a dirty thing. Loyalties are tested, relationships strained and when one side is finally defeated, there’s plenty of blood in the water.

The Quiz is open today and another slab of beer is up for grabs again. For your chance to win, all you have to do is follow these simple steps:

What would the IT industry look like if it had no channel? Scary, yes, but put simply, it couldn’t survive any longer than a marriage to Elizabeth Taylor.

Cameras went wild as a woman with perfectly tousled hair strutted down the runway. She paused, struck a pose and smiled as the lenses snapped away. Yes, she was a model. No we were not at Fashion Week, and yes, she was holding a portable printer in one hand. This was Ingram Micro's expotech and I was watching, from what I was told, a technology showcase.

So, CeBIT is over for another year. The vendors, resellers and distributors have packed up their wares and shuffled off home, while attendees try to remember just what it was all about.

The ARN Community Quiz is on again.

He’s been lambasted for offering up flakey and technologically wonky arguments for the Federal Government’s controversial Web filtering scheme.

The ARN Community Quiz is now open and another slab of beer is up for grabs again. For your chance to win, all you have to do is follow these simple steps: