Stories about: Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has launched a new on-demand Internet broadcasting service.

The Australian iTunes store is now offering purchasable downloads of popular TV series to its Australian customers.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) corporation have started sourcing equipment and support for its new digital radio services for all state capital cities due to begin broadcasting in January 2009.

When it comes to job satisfaction, Australian IT managers rate their career choice highly with respondents to Computerworld's 2006 IT Salary Survey boasting good morale, moderate stress levels and a continuing love affair with technology.

News that Australia's own crocodile hunter Steve Irwin has died had Web site traffic in overdrive today with many news sites operating on low bandwidth mode due to high traffic.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has called for tenders for network management services as it moves to upgrade its entire network covering five capital cities, regional areas and international offices. Ageing hardware will also have to be replaced as it is the first major upgrade the broadcaster has undertaken in five years.

While open source software can deliver a low-cost business solution quickly, it was labelled too risky for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's new content management system, according to the organization's CIO.

Faced with the inevitable end-of-life shift from its legacy DEC All-in-one messaging platform, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation hit some pain points in its hefty $500,000 Microsoft Exchange migration.

Nearly two and a half years after announcing it would digitize its entire film and radio archive, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's data conversion work starts this month.

A study into government e-procurement has found concerns over security and integration risks must be addressed before agencies jump on the e-commerce bandwagon.

Preparing to implement a new point-of-sale system, Doug Walker, general manager of the retail arm of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, decided to ask his peers about their own experiences.