Greens Senator Scott Ludlam has described a protected online forum used by the federal broadband department to discuss the internet filter project with the industry as typical of Communications Minister Stephen Conroy's approach and again called for the whole project to be scrapped.

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Secret forum is 'Conroy-style': Ludlam

In a rare open letter published on Thursday, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs has detailed the technological reasons behind his company's refusal to let Adobe Systems' Flash Player onto the iPhone: he thinks it's a relic, not the future.

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Apple's Jobs slams Adobe in letter

Amazon today announced the launch of its cloud services out of datacentres in Singapore following strong demand to open a hub in the region.

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Amazon launches Apac cloud

Komatsu Australia announced today that it signed a new five-year contract with Telstra, which will see it continue to receive telecommunications from the incumbent provider and also migrate to a managed cloud service.

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Telstra wins $35m telco, cloud deal

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd today said he had "no advice" to suggest that the Federal Government's plans to implement a mandatory internet filter would be delayed until after the federal election, despite a report saying it would.

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PM and Conroy clam up on filter 'delays'

When a young Vittorio De Bortoli left Italy in 1924, escaping World War I to seek a better life in Australia, it is doubtful that he could have foreseen the slow path to prosperity and success that was ahead of him.

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De Bortoli CIO's fruitful reign

Microsoft and HTC announced they have inked a new patent deal that specifically provides the Taiwanese mobile phone maker with the right to use Microsoft's patented technologies in phones running Google's Android operating system.

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Microsoft, HTC sign Android patent deal

Hewlett-Packard will purchase Palm for $1.2 billion, the companies announced on Wednesday.

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HP to buy Palm for US$1.2bn

Alcatel-Lucent, the University of Melbourne and the Victorian Government have teamed up to create a $10 million research centre for green telecommunications.

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Melbourne Uni, Alcatel sign for telco research

The coalition would put 25,000 jobs under threat and see Australian companies lose out to Asian competitors by scrapping the National Broadband Network (NBN), the government has said.

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Ditching NBN would cost 25k jobs: govt