Internet voting company comes to Australia
Online voting company Election.com has landed in Australia and is already in discussions with the Australian Electoral Commission.
Online voting company Election.com has landed in Australia and is already in discussions with the Australian Electoral Commission.
The Federal government's plans to impose a 12-month moratorium on internet gambling services has not deterred some states and territories from continuing the push for online gaming.
Australia's understaffed IT industry received a boost on Thursday with the launch of a new IT undergraduate degree developed by Microsoft, Deakin University and Com Tech Education Services.
Startup online IT store Smartbuy.com.au expects to announce a new fulfilment and distribution partner next week following the collapse of Dataflow.
Data communications vendor NetComm is unlikely to make Linux-related products part of its main line of business, despite a $2 million share investment in US-based Linux software specialist Lineo.
BBack on the trading floor after more than two weeks of suspension, eisa shareholders reacted quietly to yesterday's news that Austar United Communications intends to acquire the struggling ISP in a $24.4 million takeover bid.
BBack on the trading floor after more than two weeks of suspension, eisa shareholders reacted quietly to yesterday's news that Austar United Communications intends to acquire the struggling ISP in a $24.4 million takeover bid.
Still minus a network, Western Australian corporate telco Swiftel has signed up its first customer and launched its assault on the Asian market.
IBM has made an $8.62 million investment in Allen & Buckeridge's third venture capital fund which closes later this year.
The IT industry's "all-in-one" trade show and conference, Networld+Interop and Comdex, will run alongside its competitor IT2001 next year in a joint mega-event.
E-commerce solutions provider Clarus Corporation has no plans to extend the local reseller channel for its eProcurement product beyond the global agreement with Epicor.
The constant merry-go-round of dot-com executives is not limited to just poaching from competitors, it seems.
Once were Web gurus now scrambling for new direction as ex-chief leaves under cloud
The $67 million online content deal between Telstra and the ABC has been called off following a surprise change of tack by the ABC last week.
Spike Networks shareholders voted unanimously yesterday on the formation of a joint venture company with Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW), which will be the core of a company reorganisation already underway.