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• Top 10 Influential 2011: RSA’s advanced persistent threat

  While the repeated hacking of Sony’s PlayStation Network service grabbed mainstream media attention this year, an even more surprising compromise was being played out with RSA’s SecurID tokens, earning it a place in the Top 10 Influential list for 2011.

• iPhone takes out Readers' Choice Award

  The iPhone has continued its run of successes adding the Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 Readers' Choice Award to its trophy cabinet.

• Last chance to vote in the Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 awards

  This weekend is the last chance you have to vote in the Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 Readers Choice award.

• Top 10 Most Influential for 2009: One week left to vote!

  Voting in the Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 Readers Choice award will close at the end of next week.

• Top 10 Most Influential for 2009: Voting update

  The Government 2.0 Taskforce is holding onto a slim advantage over the AFACT v iiNet court case in the Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 Readers Choice award.

• Top 10 Most Influential for 2009: Your votes so far

  In a surprise development the Government 2.0 Taskforce has taken the early lead in the Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 Readers Choice award.

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  Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential — Notable Exclusions

  Last week we revealed the iPhone had taken out the Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential for 2009. The smartphone topped a list of remarkable people, products, organisations, trends and events that greatly influenced the ICT industry and community over the course of 2009.

• Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential — #1 iPhone

  We know what you’re thinking: The iPhone wasn’t released in 2009. Its influence on the Australian ICT landscape this year, however, has been astounding so its place at number one symbolises the advances in the mobile sector as much it recognises those endless headlines.

• Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 - Readers' Choice Award

  The Top 10 Most Influential 2009 was chosen by a panel of 12 members comprising the Computerworld editorial team (4) and 8 industry experts. But now it is your turn to tell us what the most influential person, product, event, trend or organisation was in 2009.

• Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential - #2 National Broadband Network (NBN)

  Yesterday, Communications Minister Senator Stephen Conroy was revealed as the third place getter in the Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential for 2009.

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  Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential - #3 Senator Stephen Conroy

  The Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential for 2009 has reached the top three people, products, organisations, trends or events that have had the greatest influence on the ICT industry and community. Love him or hate him, there's no doubting the influence of Communications Minister, Senator Stephen Conroy.

• Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential - #4 Financial Crisis

  As the year draws to a close, it is time to recognise the people, products, organisations, trends and events that have had the greatest influence on the ICT industry and community. We have therefore launched the inaugural Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential.

• Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 - #5 Twitter

  As the year draws to a close, it is time to recognise the people, products, organisations, trends and events that have had the greatest influence on the ICT industry and community. We have therefore launched the inaugural Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential.

• Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 — #6 Google

  oogle posed a bit of a challenge to the panel — its inclusion in the Most Influential list was a gimme given its dominance. Identifying a single event, person or product that stood out in 2009, however, looked like it would prove tricky. But the search giant rallied in the latter half of the year.

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  Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential 2009 — #7 Gershon

  The name may not be immediately familiar to many on the street, but due to both its tangible impact in the Federal Government and its conceptual influence, the Computerworld Top 10 Most Influential for 2009 panel gave Gershon 7th place.