AAPT to oppose OzEmail acquisition
Australian telco AAPT will formally oppose Telstra's proposed $300 million acquisition of OzEmail.
Australian telco AAPT will formally oppose Telstra's proposed $300 million acquisition of OzEmail.
Seven Network has announced it has formed an alliance with US Internet group NBC Internet (NBCi) in attempt to create and develop local Web and broadband presence.
Australia may be the test bed for Vodafone AirTouch's global Internet strategy which was announced earlier this week.
Industry speculation predicts a spree of media convergence to follow in the footsteps of the AOL Time Warner deal, but Yahoo has no such plans.
Despite a US Federal Trade Commission investigation and a class action lawsuit from Elite shareholders, Solution 6 remains confident the $150.5 million acquisition will go ahead.
An audio search engine has been developed at Compaq's Gold Coast research facility.
Australia is still nine to 15 months behind the US in the technology race, but an IDC analyst says that could be a blessing in disguise.
Australia is still nine to 15 months behind the U.S. in the technology race, but an International Data Corp. (IDC) analyst says that could be a blessing in disguise.
Although this year's plummet in ERP licence sales is expected to end early next year, things may never be the same for ERP.
For five days during the Y2K changeover, Microsoft will assist PC users from its 24 hour Sydney regional support centre.
Online hardware sales may enter the sphere of the $US15,000+ server locally, but traditional distribution channels should not be affected, says IDC's John Blair.
If the government bans Internet gambling, regulated gaming sites will be stamped out and unregulated sites will prosper, says online gaming executive David Ohlson.
Y2K disaster laws differ from state to state across the country. The Queensland, ACT, NSW, Northern Territory and Victorian governments have amended legislation or had Y2K covered under existing laws, but the South Australian and Tasmanian governments say there isn't any need for Y2K-related disaster emergency procedure legislation.
One.Tel and Telstra have signed a national GSM (global system for mobile communications) roaming agreement.
A virtual support and financing service has been launched exclusively for Internet startup companies.