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Stock market tip: use Google Trends

Stock market

David Tuffley, Griffith University Opinion What a curious thing the stock market is; so powerful, yet so flighty.

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Game, set and media

The tournament media centre has about 300 workstations for journalists.

Cynthia Karena Tennis Australia is harnessing social media technology to make its tournament more enjoyable for fans.

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Autonomy's Lynch fights back against HP

Mike Lynch

Amy Thomson Software entrepreneur says all accounting methods were legal.

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NBN rolls out in north Brisbane

Treasurer Wayne Swan, Petrie MP Yvette D'Ath and Darren Rudd from NBN Co.

TONY MOORE Brisbane's first National Broadband Network cable was laid on the northside this morning, which will allow about 6800 Aspley homes to be connected to the super-fast network by next March.

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Internet land grab turns up Donuts

Amazon

A historic land rush is under way for vast new swaths of the internet: Amazon has bid for control of all the web addresses that end with ".book." Google wants ".buy." Allstate wants ".carinsurance."

Optical, but no illusion

NBN

Adam Turner Despite its opponents, the rollout of the National Broadband Network should bring Australia up to speed.

Anger over Telstra web shutdown

Telstra International is the first carrier to sign an agreement with Huawei Technologies to use their new undersea cable.

Rachel Browne TELSTRA customers denied access to their email took to Twitter yesterday to vent their anger after the communications provider disabled a number of sites following a security breach.

BigPond email back online

Technololgy

The majority of BigPond email users have been reconnected after a privacy breach shut down the system for more than 24 hours.

Network outage as Telstra probes privacy breach

Stephen Cauchi Telstra is hoping to restore BigPond internet services this afternoon after a privacy breach that leaked user names, passwords and other personal information of its customers onto the open web.

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Worry with personal details out there

Adam Cooper Telstra customer Michelle Sanderson says she was shocked to have a stranger's bill sent to her, and is now concerned her personal details have been leaked on to the web.

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