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US software 'blew up Russian gas pipeline'

Software supplied to run a Russian pipeline was deliberately planned to go haywire, causing the biggest non-nuclear explosion the world had ever seen, says a book published today

March 1, 2004 by Matt Loney

CRM Watchlist 2020: And the winners are...

Finally, the CRM Watchlist 2020 winners. Here's how and why they got there.

February 11, 2020 by Paul Greenberg

NSW adds another three years to IBM whole-of-government arrangement

Big Blue is two years into its now five-year, whole-of-government arrangement with the New South Wales government.

June 22, 2021 by Asha Barbaschow

The four biggest challenges tech companies will face in 2022

A new report from Deloitte looks at how themes like sustainability and a hybrid workforce will impact tech companies this year.

January 19, 2022 by Allison Murray

Defamation reform could see a 'significant deviation' from how tech giants operate

Facebook, Google, and Twitter could be considered publishers, and held accountable for the words of its users, under potential changes to Australia's defamation laws.

May 4, 2021 by Asha Barbaschow

Tech giants accused of 'gatekeeping' mobile payments in Australia

The RBA, ACCC, Commonwealth Bank, and Google have reignited the conversation around gaining access to Apple's NFC technology in the name of innovation and boosting competition.

May 25, 2021 by Asha Barbaschow

5 ways to critically evaluate a trend or forecast

There is no cast-iron system for trend evaluation, but there is a set of criteria one can follow to help discern a quality forecast from a baseless guess or worse, a source with a hidden agenda. Guest editorial from Adam Gordon, a strategic foresight specialist and the author of Future Savvy.

February 26, 2010 by Chris Jablonski

AOL, Time Warner tout broadband future, synergy

With Internet access, broadband cables, content and subscribers, the two companies offer complementary parts of high-tech puzzle

January 10, 2000 by Larry Dignan

Facebook: Let's look at the positives

Facebook has often been surrounded by rumors, inferences and negative speculation. Now, of all times, isn't it appropriate to reach for some positive certainties?

October 6, 2021 by Chris Matyszczyk

Australia's news media bargaining code is a form of ransomware, and someone paid up

The battle baffled the world. The big so-called 'tech companies' now have to pay Australian news producers to use their content, but what actually happened here?

March 4, 2021