THREE hundred jobs will be created at a new information technology centre in the Victorian regional city of Ballarat IBM to create hundreds of jobs in Vic
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Mitchell Bingemann THE Victorian Government and Ballarat University have invested about $11 million in a new technology centre.
Sally Jackson THE ABC has forged partnerships with public broadcasters in Britain and Canada to pool ideas on emerging broadcasting technologies.
Karen Dearne HIGH Court judge Michael Kirby has been awarded Australia's first Privacy Medal.
Berry Bold waits on upgrade to firmware
Fran Foo SOME Telstra customers have been forced to hold off their purchasing decisions while the telco solves 3G BlackBerry Bold tech problems.
Hardware
No lightweight, but ATG takes rough stuff
Stuart Kennedy DELL's new E6400 ATG ruggedised notebook certainly looks like it was dressed from the Yakka rack.
Games
Metal Gear raises the bar
Mahesh Sharma METAL Gear's latest and final instalment merges rich storyline with stunning graphics.
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Paring back paper costs
Ian Grayson A SYSTEMATIC approach to printing equipment and methods can cut costs by up to 30 per cent.
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Now it's time that Conroy connected
Michael Sainsbury IT has been some wait but the tender process for the Rudd Government's national broadband network is almost ready to proceed.
The Valley
Business value elusive in social networks
Stephen Ellis FOUR years into the rise of online social networking, its business value to most of the corporate sector remain elusive.
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Canon solves mobile print problems
David Frith ONE of the very few truly mobile printers in Australia can be stashed in an airline carry-on bag, a backpack and weighs about 2kg.
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Broadband shake-up a bonanza for Telstra
THERE is intense industry speculation on how Telstra might change its tune in dealings with the Government after Phil Burgess leaves.
No lightweight, but ATG takes rough stuff
Stuart Kennedy DELL's new E6400 ATG ruggedised notebook certainly looks like it was dressed from the Yakka rack.