Property developer spams itself in the foot
Sydney company Meriton Investments is facing a public relations disaster after a spam-handed attempt to drum up new customers went seriously awry.
Sydney company Meriton Investments is facing a public relations disaster after a spam-handed attempt to drum up new customers went seriously awry.
A legal tussle between Australian networking company Stallion Technologies and Nasdaq-listed rival Digi International has spilled onto Australian shores.
IT managers are perkily optimistic that their organisations are ready to pump resources into serious software upgrades this financial year.
Impressed by growth rates in the IT security sector, the Queensland Government is helping a constellation of small e-security companies create a higher, collective profile.
Ourbrisbane.com, an ambitious new Web site by Australia's largest local government, has drawn more kicks than kudos from professional developers.
Biometrics business Triton Secure is on the auction block following the slide of parent company Triton Corp into voluntary administration this week.
A hopeful young thing called Thelma is wielding an electronic broom with growing effect in the paper-clogged corridors of Australia's health industry.
A worldwide spate of government tenders and the corporate rollout of Windows 2000 is giving battered vendors in the public key infrastructure (PKI) space new hope.
Loopholes in the Internet domain name dispute-resolution system are helping professional cybersquatters win cases, says an experienced mediator.
Poor communications between an event management company and an ISP may have exposed credit card details of some customers.
A company associated with News Corp is riding to the rescue of secure e-payments specialist QSI Payments by agreeing to invest up to $35 million in it.
The Queensland Government has launched the state's first training advisory body focused exclusively on the IT&T industry.
The first large survey of Queensland IS user organisations shows networks, staff training and customer-oriented applications top their spending plans.
The patchy reliability of Telstra's ADSL service is forcing business users to seek out failover options for their high speed Internet connections.
An Australian company is teaming up with US media and marketing partners to showcase Asia-Pacific region companies in front of key US technology executives.