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Edith Cowan University: Deploys Australia's First Nortel Wireless Mesh Network at Western Australian Campuses
White Paper Edith Cowan University is Western Australia's second largest university. The challenge was to enable secure, campus-wide WLAN access for both in-door and outdoor environments, allowing seamless access to University applications and resources from... [03 Jul 2008]
Edith Cowan University Deploys Australia's First Nortel Wireless Mesh Network at Western Australian Campuses
White Paper Edith Cowan University is Western Australia's second largest university. The University needed to enable secure, campus-wide WLAN access for both in-door and outdoor environments, allowing seamless access to University applications and resources... [27 Sep 2005]
Darin Brumby
CIO Profile Australia-born Darin Brumby served in the first Gulf War and rose to officer ranks during a decorated and successful military career in the Royal Australian Navy - and he has carried those military leadership skills with him as a CIO. [06 Jun 2007]
Linux vendors to pay royalties for 'Linux' name?
News Linux Australia Inc's lawyer, Jeremy Malcom, has conceded that Australian companies using the word Linux to promote and sell their products weren't currently legally obliged to pay royalties for the privilege as long as they weren't trading their... [13 Aug 2004]
US security vendor goes down under
News Jim Bidzos, RSA president, said the Australian base was a response to the strong demand for privacy in electronic commerce. The Australian government is way ahead of Europe on this. Leading US security vendor, RSA Data Security, has entered the... [07 Jan 1999]
Linux group raises spam warning over piracy charge
News What seems to be a blunder by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) in its hunt for online pirates has prompted Linux Australia to contact its legal representatives and warn of a possible breach of Australian law. [21 Sep 2004]
Grokster and Morpheus 'don't violate US copyright'
News The action was brought by Universal Music Australia and numerous Australian record companies. Sharman Networks, Australian parent company of the file-sharing software developer Kazaa, is rejoicing at the US court ruling that two similar peer-to... [23 Aug 2004]
Aussie taxes to fund 'free' porn blocks
News The federal government in Australia is to spend AU$116.6m (£46.7m) to provide all Australian families with free internet pornography blocking software. Coonan said in a statement: "It puts a safer internet experience within the grasp of every... [21 Jun 2006]
Desktop Linux makes progress Down Under
News Costa Kapantais, federal region manager responsible for Novell's government accounts in the Australian Capital Territory, told ZDNet Australia that OES is an important tool that will help push Linux into large organisations - such as Centrelink... [29 Oct 2004]
Mandatory open source 'too likely to fail' in government
News The claims that we have seen from the ALP and the Democrats that Australian software producers would be harmed by the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement are nothing more than unfounded scare tactics. Christopher Pearce, the Liberal member of... [07 Sep 2004]
Australians, Racehorses and the Internet Make a Winning Trifecta
White Paper The challenge was to develop a more accurate, user-friendly and time-efficient way for breeders of thoroughbred racehorses throughout Australia to report breeding activity to the Australian Stud Book, a joint venture operated by the Australian... [15 Jul 2004]
Ballmer: Mod chips threaten Xbox
News According to a report in The Sydney Morning Herald, Ballmer said late last week that the company could remove the Xbox from the Australian market if Australia's legal system does not provide appropriate protections. [22 Oct 2002]
150 arrests in online child pornography crackdown
News Four hundred search warrants have been executed by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) as part of the crackdown on internet child pornography. The operation was coordinated by the Australian High Tech Crime Centre (AHTCC) and involved the AFP and... [01 Oct 2004]
Kazaa must clean up users' behaviour, says judge
News Justice Wilcox also granted leave to the Australian Consumers Association, Electronic Frontiers Australia and the New South Wales Council for Civil Liberties to intervene in proceedings. Justice Murray Wilcox ruled largely in favour of music labels... [05 Sep 2005]
SCO Australia backs off from Linux lawsuits
News SCO's Australian and New Zealand regional general manager, Kieran O'Shaughnessy, told ZDNet Australia "in no way will I be threatening users with lawsuits" during the sale process, which kicks off this week. [20 Jan 2004]
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