Stories by: Computerworld Staff

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Skype offers Aussie free WiFi for the weekend 20 March, 2010 11:48

 Free access is available between 10am Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) on 20 March and 9:59 AEST on Monday 22 March, 2010.
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Police raid nets $6500 pirate DVDs 18 March, 2010 12:07

The Australian Federal Police have seized about 6500 pirate DVDs in a raid on an ACT premises, following an alert from Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) investigators.
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Google Australia sponsors innovation award for computer science 17 March, 2010 14:40

The annual Australian Museum Eureka Prizes now have a new category — the Google Australia Eureka Prize for Innovation in Computer Science.
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Hackers exploit latest IE zero-day with drive-by attacks 11 March, 2010 06:26

Hackers are exploiting the just-disclosed unpatched bug in Internet Explorer (IE) to launch drive-by attacks from malicious Web sites, security researchers said today.
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NewSat raises $3.9 million 10 March, 2010 16:10

NewSat has reported that it has raised $3.9 million under a share purchase plan.
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In pictures: International Women's Day 09 March, 2010 09:18

Women in IT celebrate International Women's Day
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In Brief: Pie Networks signs NZ department 05 March, 2010 12:19

Pie Networks (ASX:PIE) has announced that it has signed a New Zealand Governemnt department for use of its Sponsored Services offering.
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Guvera signs 40,000 users, set for 30 March launch 04 March, 2010 12:06

Music website Guvera has acquired 40,000 registered local users during its beta testing phase ahead of its 30 March launch date.
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NASA: Millions of tons of water discovered on moon 03 March, 2010 06:10

A NASA radar system onboard India's lunar orbiter has spotted evidence of water -- a lot of water -- on the moon's north pole.
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February/March 2010 Computerworld Digital Edition 02 March, 2010 11:11

The February/March 2010 Digital Edition of Computerworld is available now!
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Vic govt offers $100k for apps 01 March, 2010 13:23

The Victorian Government will give $30,000 to a local developer who can create a useful, innovative and useable application for the state.