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  • Telstra's new campaign: fetch me sex

    Telstra's online campaign to promote its fetchmemovies.com.au DVD rental site has unexpectedly led it into the murky waters of porn advertising.

  • Nokia: Making phone calls over Wi-Fi remains a challenge

    A technology which allows users to make voice calls over a Wi-Fi network may gain early backing among businesses but it will not find its way into consumer mobile phones just yet, says a senior Nokia official.

  • Flight Centre takes off with HDS

    Discount travel specialist Flight Centre has enlisted Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) to help cope with its burgeoning storage needs.

  • salesforce.com upgrades CRM offering

    Californian corporation salesforce.com has introduced the newest upgrade to its online customer relationship management (CRM) system titled "Spring '04", claiming the programs new customisation features are forging a "new era" in CRM technology.

  • What skills shortage?

    There are skilled workers and employers looking for them--but how do we match the two up?

  • Microsoft tallies antitrust efforts

    Microsoft outlined the ways it is complying with a November antitrust settlement in a conference call, but analysts say it is little more than Windows dressing.

  • Clustering moves into second gear

    Until now, it's been difficult to create and install clustering software, which helps defend high-end computing systems from crashes. But signs point to a gain in speed for the niche.

  • Pulp Fiction: Turning paper digital

    It's hard to imagine doing away with paper,"sticky notes, receipts, newspaper articles, faxes, and such. But new technology and advanced applications will see the myth of a paperless office becoming a reality. Get ready to burn those books!

  • Beyond InfiniBand

    Infiniband is poised to become the biggest improvement in midrange-to-high-end computing in years.

  • Record encryption puzzle cracked -- finally

    The broken encryption method is widely expected to secure next-generation wireless devices. But is the break such bad news?

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