Digital plans face inquiry
The federal government's plans for the introduction of digital television are set to face a Senate Inquiry next year.
Stories by David Smedley
Digital plans to face inquiry
The federal government's plans for the introduction of digital television are set to face a Senate Inquiry next year.
SAP's Cooper-Williams off to 3Com
SAP's Australian and New Zealand marketing director Don Cooper-Williams has resigned to take on a new role as 3Com's Asia-Pacific marketing vice-president.
Optus@Home signs modem deal
Nortel Networks has stitched up a deal to provide cable modems to the Optus@Home broadband network.
Online advertising facing mistrust
Online advertising is suffering from a lack of respect from consumers according to a Forrester research report.
Optus driving cable home
The Optus@home Internet cable service is set to make an impact on Telstra's monopoly on the high-speed access arena by offering unlimited access for a fixed monthly price.
UPDATE: IPO fails to create chaos
ChaosMusic shares closed 7 cents down on its issue price at $1.33 after its debut on the Australian Stock Exchange.
IPO fails to create chaos
Investors in ChaosMusic took a cautious approach to the online music store's ASX listing today with the stock opening at $1.50, up from its final issue price of $1.40.
UPDATE 2: Melbourne IT floats to the top
Domain name registry Melbourne IT has had a spectacular listing on the ASX, opening at $8.209, almost four times its issue price of $2.20.
OECD attempts to guide e-commerce
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has released a set of guidelines for protecting online consumers.
Y2k fuels petrol rush
Petrol companies have made contingency plans in preparation for a rush on supplies in the lead-up to Y2K.
ACS leads the way to IT professionalism
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has become the first IT body in the world to be accepted as a professional organisation.
Tech One stuns on debut
Technology One made a stunning debut on the ASX yesterday, opening at three dollars - a 200 per cent increase on its $1 issue price.
Telcos step into the ring
Telecommunications giants Telstra and AAPT are facing up in Federal Court this week in a $700 million damages claim and counter-claim.
DG slashes head count
More than half of Data General's (DG) workforce has been cut from its local offices following its acquisition by storage giant EMC.