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LOCAL NEWS: IT trends, people and companies
NZ's digital dividend: 112 MHz cleared for 4G use
Digital switchover date remains vague, sometime between 2013 and 2015
Fronde reports reduced profit off lower revenue
Challenging trading conditions cited as Fronde Anywhere product improves
Should telcos share a 4G mobile network?
4G networks requires more or taller towers
Anti-counterfeiting treaty talks in 'pieces'
Misinformation being spread on blogs, officials say
NZ E-book software maker signs book deal with Penguin
Kiwa Media seeks up to $5 million to expand its QBook software business
Telecom approaches key separation date
Telecom prepares systems for January 1 and requests variations for 2011
Updated: Challenger 2degrees withdraws termination undertakings
Vodafone says it will lose $50 million in revenue immediately if undertakings kick in next year
> more from Local News
 
INTERNATIONAL  NEWS: IT trends, people and companies
Microsoft patents anatomically correct avatars
Accurate avatars will facilitate online honesty, application says
Mozilla unveils Firefox interface ideas for 2010
Plans 'App Button' to replace menus, borrows concept from Windows 7, Office
Report: Russian gang linked to big Citibank hack
Hackers reportedly stole tens of millions of dollars from Citibank
Also Nanotech creates batteries out of paper, Firefox 3.5 edges ahead in browser race, Intel launches next-generation Atom netbook processor, Psystar is not shutting down, lawyer says
> more from International news
 
New Media - New Media: E-media news and trends
NZ E-book software maker signs book deal with Penguin
Kiwa Media seeks up to $5 million to expand its QBook software business
Also Google enhances Analytics API, Microsoft halts microblog service accused of copying Plurk, ARTA partners with Google Maps for transport info
> more from New Media
 
Special in Depth: Special Features, IT trends, people and companies
Weathering 2009 and anticipating 2010
2009 was a challenging year, but will 2010 be any better?
Also 2009: the year of cloudy hype, 2009: The year the cloud was seeded, CES 2010 preview shows gloom, but not doom
> more from Special in Depth
 
TECHNOLOGY: Tools, platforms and technologies
Microsoft patents anatomically correct avatars
Accurate avatars will facilitate online honesty, application says
Also Mozilla unveils Firefox interface ideas for 2010, Nanotech creates batteries out of paper, Firefox 3.5 edges ahead in browser race
> more from Technology
 
Security Indepth: Keep informed on specialist subjects
Report: Russian gang linked to big Citibank hack
Hackers reportedly stole tens of millions of dollars from Citibank
Also Twitter's own account caused blackout, says DNS provider, Insurgents intercept video feeds from US drones, report says, Copyright proposal pushes disconnection decision to Court
> more from Security
 
Networking and Telecommunications: OPENCIRCUIT
NZ's digital dividend: 112 MHz cleared for 4G use
Digital switchover date remains vague, sometime between 2013 and 2015
Also Should telcos share a 4G mobile network? , Telecom approaches key separation date, Updated: Challenger 2degrees withdraws termination undertakings
> more from Opencircuit
 
Development In depth: Software, Platform and Databases
Amberdms gives green light to open source accounting
Kiwi open source company delivers web-based accounting system
Also PageQ designer explores new browser models, SAP planning to open up on-demand development platform, Patent examination process trials Web 2.0
> more from Development
 
MANAGEMENT: Managing people, projects and organisations
IDC unveils NZ predictions for 2010
IDC predicts a restructuring of the government's 'seriously flawed' broadband plan
Also What if Oracle's buyout of Sun falls through?, Gartner buying AMR Research in US$64 million deal, Winning the battle against rogue suppliers
> more from Management
 
CAREERS: Training, job and pay trends, recruitment market, industry migrations
Google exec claims non-hiring a deliberate policy
Too have too much talent would be bad for the industry, exec says
Also SHARK TANK, IT contractors optimistic about pay prospects, Computer Society prepares company accreditation
> more from Careers
 
FRYUP: Weekly IT news and irreverence
FryUp: Telecom's $500K fine raises broader industry issues
Why so many datacentre outages lately?
Also FryUp: Not so fast, Budde, FryUp: Lines on a former CFO, FryUp: BIOSed towards SSDs
> more from Fryup
 

 

 

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