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For a century the modern world has been caught in a growing web of copper cables. They have become arteries that power the globe, but, from the jumble of cords cluttering our desks to the miles of wires hidden in our walls, they are also an expensive nuisance binding our gadgets to the grid. As a… More
SAN FRANCISCO: The struggling internet company AOL plans to shed up to 2500 jobs - more than a third of its workforce… More
9:30AM Friday November 20, 2009
CALIFORNIA - Google expects lightweight computers powered by its new operating system to be on sale in time for… More
11:45AM Friday November 20, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO - Dell said today that its net income dropped 54 per cent in the latest quarter and amid signs… More
8:31AM Thursday November 19, 2009
LONDON - British police have made the first European arrests connected to the spread of a data-thieving virus… More
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- Simon Hendery : Wales wooing IT firms with offer of leg-up into Europe
- HAL's bells: IBM makes 'thinking computer' breakthrough
- Microsoft takes its fight to the cloud
- Microsoft co-founder treated for cancer
- 'Millions' of mobile users' personal info sold in UK
- Big response to broadband partner plan
- Time Warner set to flick off AOL
- NZ shunned in Google digitised book deal
- Apple patent points towards ad-supported OS
- Twitter scraps controversial 'suggested user' list
- Great Firewall protestors hushed up at conference
- Two charged for hiding Madoff's Ponzi scheme
- Pirate gets town's Wi-Fi unplugged
- Intel slammed for desecrating Jewish Sabbath
- EA changes focus with Playfish purchase
- Chris Barton : Competition arrives - Telecom finally comes knocking at my door
- Facebook, MySpace users hit by cyber attacks
- Windows 7 sales 'fantastic,' says Ballmer Video
- Staying power of NZ's family businesses
- What data is Google collecting on you?
- Govt considers TV frequencies for rural broadband
- Google's lobbying spend-up
- Microsoft cutting 800 jobs
- World of Warcraft caught in China agency scrap
- Sneaky meetings - global copyright scrap far from over
- Intel slapped with antitrust lawsuit over 'cocaine' incentives
- Adam Gifford : Cloud has silver lining for NZ
- Cyberattacks traced to North Korea: reports
- Illegal downloaders spend most on music: study
- UK taken to court over web 'secret surveillence'
- Web now truly worldwide as non-Latin scripts get the nod
- Google puts songs a click away in search
- Spend-up to put TelstraClear in the loop
- Auckland firm taps into touch
- Next up: Office 2010 with a nod to cloud computing
- Smart grid the spur for change
- Google beats Microsoft to win big contract
- Chinese paper accuses Google of hampering search
- Specialists are back in demand
- Joined Twitter? You're getting old
- Angry Facebook users are revolting
- Internet to get new character with naming changes
- Britain delays UFO hacker's extradition
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Thursday November 19, 2009
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- Experts in town to check fibre progress
- Adam Gifford: Real competition rings changes
- iPhone customer sues over service
- Big response to broadband partner plan
- Wireless electricity - a world without cables
- Sony senses new dimension
- California to ban power-hungry TVs - but not massive ones
- Dell debuts smart phone in China, Brazil
- Study done on mobile phone plan pricing
- Enviro-hackers leak emails, stoke climate debate
- Santa's job easier online
- AOL to shed third of jobs as it prepares to go it alone
- News Corp shifting focus from newspapers to TV
- US newspaper ad revenue falls 28pc
- Kate Ross: The problem with social networking sites
- The talent war: IT staff shortage nears crisis point
- Good people will always be needed
- Professionals with that IT-factor are in demand
- The revenge of the nerds
