Sony's latest notebook fails to really stand out in performance or battery life terms.

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Sony's latest notebook fails to really stand out in performance or battery life terms.

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Wholesale network operator Nextgen has rolled out 400 kilometres of backhaul under the Federal Government's regional blackspots program, according to managing director, Phil Sykes.

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Wholesale network operator Nextgen has rolled out 400 kilometres of backhaul under the Federal Government's regional blackspots program, according to managing director, Phil Sykes.

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Facebook appears to have directly contacted Australian administrators of Facebook Pages to remind them of tools available to moderate objectionable content within their sub-sections of the giant social networking site.

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Facebook appears to have directly contacted Australian administrators of Facebook Pages to remind them of tools available to moderate objectionable content within their sub-sections of the giant social networking site.

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Salesforce.com has announced the addition of 700 new customers in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), bringing the company's local customer total to 2,800.

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Salesforce.com has announced the addition of 700 new customers in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), bringing the company's local customer total to 2,800.

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It's been just over three months since the Federal Government decided it would go ahead with its plans for internet service providers to block access to "refused classification" material on the web. ZDNet.com.au asked the public what it thought of the plan

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It's been just over three months since the Federal Government decided it would go ahead with its plans for internet service providers to block access to "refused classification" material on the web. ZDNet.com.au asked the public what it thought of the plan.

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