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LOCAL NEWS: IT trends, people and companies
TUANZ welcomes Kordia Tasman cable plan
State-owned enterprise seeks to aggregate user demand to fund new cable
ICT education reform hailed as biggest change in 20 years
Expert panel's recommendations accepted by Ministry of Education
FryUp: It's a kind of Magic
What can Apple do to upstage Vodafone's Magic launch?
Engineers hit the streets over Chorus subcontracts
Telecom Chorus engineers say the company is is loading them up with debt during a recession
Google Phone back on sale
'Commercial issue' resolved, says Vodafone PR
International capacity key to broadband performance gains
Quarterly ComCom report finds unbundling is slowing
FX Networks moves into profit
Revenue growth strong in network company's second year
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INTERNATIONAL  NEWS: IT trends, people and companies
After a strong Q2, what's next for tech?
The Nasdaq rose 20 percent in the second quarter but could now fall on weak PC sales
XHTML 2 language dumped in favor of HTML 5
W3C looks to focus efforts on HTML upgrade geared to Web development
Squabbles force HTML guardian to scrap codec requirement
Third-party plugins may be around for a long time
Also Tips to stop the iPhone overheating, Stock exchange keeps Pirate Bay buyers under watch, Microsoft removes projectile-vomiting IE8 ad from web, Could Cisco take on Microsoft with office apps?
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SCIENCE BLOG
Half-life
The evolution of laughter and violence
Zoologists have identified signs of laughter in apes from tickling them. According to the researchers, from Portsmouth University, efforts to trace the origin of laughter - which they say evolved over the past 10 milllion to 16 million years -...
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Special in Depth: Special Features, IT trends, people and companies
Aussie devs make Wave with Google Web Toolkit
WEB DEVELOPMENT | Latest Google product has Australian origins
Also Bashing Bing, whacking Wave, Mozilla looks to enable web personalisation, Web-based service offered for mobile app development
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TECHNOLOGY: Tools, platforms and technologies
Could Cisco take on Microsoft with office apps?
the only question is - why did it take so long?
Also Microsoft to push IE8 at businesses next month, Windows 7 Beta set to begin auto-rebooting, Mozilla launches Firefox 3.5, starts kill clock for older 3.0
> more from Technology
 
Security Indepth: Keep informed on specialist subjects
Stock exchange keeps Pirate Bay buyers under watch
Delisting is threatened if Global Gaming Factory X is involved in illegal activities
Also Conficker cost Manchester council £1.5m, Dengate Thrush slates Aussie web filter plan, Blind phone hacker gets 11-year sentence
> more from Security
 
Networking and Telecommunications: OPENCIRCUIT
TUANZ welcomes Kordia Tasman cable plan
State-owned enterprise seeks to aggregate user demand to fund new cable
Also Engineers hit the streets over Chorus subcontracts, Google Phone back on sale, International capacity key to broadband performance gains
> more from Opencircuit
 
Development In depth: Software, Platform and Databases
XHTML 2 language dumped in favor of HTML 5
W3C looks to focus efforts on HTML upgrade geared to Web development
Also Squabbles force HTML guardian to scrap codec requirement, Ministry for the Environment adopts Creative Commons, Opinion: There are many roads to technology markets
> more from Development
 
MANAGEMENT: Managing people, projects and organisations
Monitoring project sponsors is vital
A project sponsor isn't the same person as a project supervisor, advises Paul Glen
Also Infor rolls out interest-free financing for ERP, Desktop PCs remain vital, despite laptop surge, Follow the money: HP tool dissects IT spending
> more from Management
 
CAREERS: Training, job and pay trends, recruitment market, industry migrations
ICT education reform hailed as biggest change in 20 years
Expert panel's recommendations accepted by Ministry of Education
Also IT certification applications roar away, Massey Uni seeks CIO, SHARK TANK
> more from Careers
 
FRYUP: Weekly IT news and irreverence
FryUp: It's a kind of Magic
What can Apple do to upstage Vodafone's Magic launch?
Also FryUp: By Bruno!, FryUp: The harder they ComCom, FryUp: Social media down the plughole
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