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Spider email joker's website suspended

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    How do they do IT? 21 March, 2010 08:00

    Formula 1 racing
    Trevor Clarke jumps into the driver’s seat at the Formula 1 to discover the role IT plays in winning races.
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    Skype offers Aussie free WiFi for the weekend 20 March, 2010 11:48

    VoIP provider celebrates product release with free internet access at more than 2000 locations.
    
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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    Large Hadron Collider smashes another speed record 20 March, 2010 06:41

    Big Bang machine scientists say next step is high-speed crash of two proton beams
    The world's largest atom smasher has broken yet another record.
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    10 must-have free Palm webOS apps 20 March, 2010 06:11

    A smartphone is only as good as its apps. Here are 10 free ones to supercharge your shiny new Palm phone.
    Palm's official webOS app store has come a long way. With only 30 apps available> at the App Catalog's launch last June, there wasn't much for early Palm Pre owners to get excited about. Today, however, the App Catalog sports well over a thousand titles. That's a far cry from the iPhone's 150,000 applications, but there are plenty of apps for users of the Palm Pre and Pixi and the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus to choose from, and many of the best ones are free.
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    Microsoft researchers test microblogging service 20 March, 2010 08:19

    OfficeTalk is a concept project in Office Labs that is aimed at business users
    Microsoft plans to start a small-scale pilot of a microblogging service aimed at business users that it has been experimenting with in Office Labs.
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    Telstra issues NBN Co and government negotiations update 19 March, 2010 13:18

    A "significant gap" remains on an each party's idea of an acceptable financial outcome
    Telstra (ASX:TLS) has issued a market update on its negotiations with the Government and NBN Co over the NBN, stating that it believes there to be a significant gap between Telstra and NBN Co on what each party believed to be an acceptable financial outcomes.
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    How do they do IT? 21 March, 2010 08:00

    Formula 1 racing
    Trevor Clarke jumps into the driver’s seat at the Formula 1 to discover the role IT plays in winning races.
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    Telstra issues NBN Co and government negotiations update 19 March, 2010 13:18

    A "significant gap" remains on an each party's idea of an acceptable financial outcome
    Telstra (ASX:TLS) has issued a market update on its negotiations with the Government and NBN Co over the NBN, stating that it believes there to be a significant gap between Telstra and NBN Co on what each party believed to be an acceptable financial outcomes.
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    How do they do IT? 21 March, 2010 08:00

    Formula 1 racing
    Trevor Clarke jumps into the driver’s seat at the Formula 1 to discover the role IT plays in winning races.
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    Microsoft researchers test microblogging service 20 March, 2010 08:19

    OfficeTalk is a concept project in Office Labs that is aimed at business users
    Microsoft plans to start a small-scale pilot of a microblogging service aimed at business users that it has been experimenting with in Office Labs.
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    Linux introduction to include games advice 19 March, 2010 12:38

    Users give open source LUV to beginners
    The Linux Users of Victoria (LUV) beginners workshop will include something extra when it is held on March 20 — games on Linux.
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    Report: Google TV is coming to your living room 18 March, 2010 16:42

    Google is working with Intel, Sony, Logitech to bring the Web to TVs on Android, the New York Times says
    Google is working with Intel, Sony and other partners to develop Google TV, a service aimed at putting the Internet search giant's Web offerings in people's living rooms, the New York Times reported Wednesday.
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    How do they do IT? 21 March, 2010 08:00

    Formula 1 racing
    Trevor Clarke jumps into the driver’s seat at the Formula 1 to discover the role IT plays in winning races.
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    Large Hadron Collider smashes another speed record 20 March, 2010 06:41

    Big Bang machine scientists say next step is high-speed crash of two proton beams
    The world's largest atom smasher has broken yet another record.
More >Software Development
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    Google tests meeting rescheduling tool for Calendar 19 March, 2010 06:53

    Smart Rescheduler is a gadget that analyzes multiple variables to suggest alternative times for a meeting
    Google is now publicly testing a new feature for its Calendar application that auto-suggests a new time and date for a meeting that needs to be rescheduled.
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    Twitter's @anywhere could usher in big improvements 19 March, 2010 06:21

    Industry experts say @anywhere could be crucial for the company's upcoming ad platform and for its continued usage growth
    Many South by Southwest attendees reportedly walked out halfway through the keynote appearance by Twitter CEO Evan Williams this week citing boredom, but the announcement he made on stage deserves careful attention, according to industry experts.
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    Skype offers Aussie free WiFi for the weekend 20 March, 2010 11:48

    VoIP provider celebrates product release with free internet access at more than 2000 locations.
    
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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    LTE a must-have to manage the explosion in mobile data: Alcatel-Lucent 19 March, 2010 12:28

    Local telco LTE trials are timely, but HSPA to remain a competitive technology, analysts say
    Telstra’s announcement that it is to trial LTE technology may be very timely given the ballooning rate of mobile data consumption.
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    Skype offers Aussie free WiFi for the weekend 20 March, 2010 11:48

    VoIP provider celebrates product release with free internet access at more than 2000 locations.
    
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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    10 must-have free Palm webOS apps 20 March, 2010 06:11

    A smartphone is only as good as its apps. Here are 10 free ones to supercharge your shiny new Palm phone.
    Palm's official webOS app store has come a long way. With only 30 apps available> at the App Catalog's launch last June, there wasn't much for early Palm Pre owners to get excited about. Today, however, the App Catalog sports well over a thousand titles. That's a far cry from the iPhone's 150,000 applications, but there are plenty of apps for users of the Palm Pre and Pixi and the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus to choose from, and many of the best ones are free.
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    NBN Co won't dob on job seekers 09 March, 2010 08:25

    Board bans poaching talent from telcos
    The National Broadband Network Company (NBNCo) has poured cold water on reports it will contact the employers of prospect executives who attempt to jump ship from other telecommunications providers.
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    Broadband booms in the Naughties 18 January, 2010 16:55

    Global Internet access has exploded over the last decade from about 350 million to 1.6 billion, according to new research. More than a third of Internet users worldwide will connect via broadband, according to a BuddeComm report. About 500 million people will be on fixed-line technologies by year’s end. Almost two-thirds of users will subscribe to DSL connections, about 20 per cent via cable modem and only 10 to 15 per cent will use fibre.
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    NBN Co ponders capability statements 15 January, 2010 16:31

    NBN Co, the company in charge of the Federal Government’s $43 billion National Broadband Network, has announced it received many “high-quality” responses to its request for capability statements for the supply of infrastructure.
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    Should your IT department support the iPhone? 13 January, 2010 03:40

    When the iPhone was first launched in June 2007, it was generally panned by IT managers and systems administrators.
    When the iPhone was first launched in June 2007, it was generally panned by IT managers and systems administrators. It didn't support any encryption of user data, could not have any enforced security policies and offered no way to remotely wipe data if it were lost or stolen. At the time, a lot of companies weren't prepared to accept those security gaps. Perhaps more importantly, the iPhone didn't yet support any third-party applications or interact with most office suites.
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    Intel CEO shows first Moorestown smartphone 08 January, 2010 13:43

    Intel on Thursday showed the first smartphone based on its upcoming Moorestown platform for mobile devices.
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    Google takes wraps off Nexus One 06 January, 2010 06:13

    Three years after rumors of a Google phone first surfaced, the search giant has taken the wraps off its own branded and designed mobile phone, the Nexus One.
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