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Auckland-based online marketing company acquires animation graphics specialistFriday, 27 January, 2012Localist CTO "surprised" his role was disestablished
Ken Holley will depart the Auckland-based directory on February 20Friday, 27 January, 2012Megaupload case social media timeline
An evolving interactive timeline of the 'Mega Conspiracy'Friday, 27 January, 2012Telco and Maori trust launch ICT scholarship
2degrees says no comment on whether scholarship will garner favour with Iwi when it comes time to buy more spectrumThursday, 26 January, 2012UPDATED: Two Megaupload accused get bail
Decision to bail Dotcom's associates made this afternoonThursday, 26 January, 2012What are employers looking for in 2012?
Two leading IT employers in New Zealand outline what they need in their IT teams this yearThursday, 26 January, 2012 | 6 commentsINTERNATIONAL NEWS »
- SOPA's big brother signed by EU nations amid widespread protests
- Threatened by Anonymous, Symantec tells users to pull pcAnywhere's plug
- iPad 3 rumour rollup for the week of Jan 26
- Google to combine users' data across its services
- Obama attacks offshoring, seeks visa reform
- Microsoft accuses Russian of masterminding Kelihos botnet
TECHNOLOGY »
Juniper's financial challenges continue
Juniper Networks' challenges are due to timing with new product rollouts and shifts in investments from customers and channel partners.Saturday, 28 January, 2012SECURITY »
Aruba smashes security intrusions for Tennis Australia
Tracking intrusions to the Tennis Australia network is easier this year due to an expanded partnership with Aruba Networks.Saturday, 28 January, 2012- Lookout Security rebuts rival's Android malware claims
- Security roundup: The triumph of hactivists, the sorrow of Symantec
- Microsoft Windows Phone 7 app fights malaria
- Tech Leaders Call for Global Harmony on Privacy, Security
- Hawaii legislators bid aloha to controversial data retention bill
- Researchers unearth more Chinese links to defense contractor attacks
NEW MEDIA »
Megaupload case social media timeline
An evolving interactive timeline of the 'Mega Conspiracy'Friday, 27 January, 2012- Google to combine users' data across its services
- Beijing to require users on Twitter-like services to register with real names
- IBM launches enterprise social collaboration apps for tablets
- Google Android Market tops 10 billion downloads
- Why Facebook is better for business than Google+
- Facebook rebounds from May slump despite Google+
NETWORK & TELCO »
iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending Jan. 27
A Reliable Source emerges this week to whisper sweet nothings in the quivering ear of the iOSsphere. Expectations flame.Saturday, 28 January, 2012 | 1 comment- New leaders emerging in WAN optimization market
- First 'Super Wi-Fi' network goes live in North Carolina
- iPad 3 rumour rollup for the week of Jan 26
- Android tablets finally catching on, says Strategy Analytics
- AT&T chief bashes FCC, pleads for more spectrum
- Company uses iPads instead of laptops in loaner program
DEVELOPMENT »
Golden-i headset computer runs over LTE
Kopin engineers demonstrated at CES a headset computer called the Golden-i for use in public safety and other field workforce applications.Wednesday, 11 January, 2012 | 1 commentSPECIAL »
BYO: Samsung Series 9 ultrabook
Not quite an ultrabook, but definitely ultra-sleek. Should you get it for your business?Friday, 27 January, 2012 | 2 commentsMANAGEMENT »
Internet users to get new rights under EU data protection proposals
Reform of Data Protection Directive will benefit users in the European UnionThursday, 26 January, 2012CAREERS »
Telco and Maori trust launch ICT scholarship
2degrees says no comment on whether scholarship will garner favour with Iwi when it comes time to buy more spectrumThursday, 26 January, 2012
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