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XP vs. VISTA
by Barry Collins

Still not sure whether it's worth upgrading to Vista? We put XP and Vista through the ultimate face-off.

Mar 26, 2008
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Mobile workers still clueless about security
by Staff Writers

IT department's problem, say end users.

Aug 23, 2007
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Open source heads for global domination
by Robert Jaques

Most important software trend in decades, says IDC.

Aug 16, 2006
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Open source winning Asia security battle
by Simon Burns

Closed source software seen as greater security risk.

Oct 3, 2007
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Trust in open source software soars
by Robert Jaques

Nearly on a par with commercial software, finds survey.

Oct 4, 2007
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High-end developers choose commercial Linux
by Iain Thomson

Ubuntu the most popular distribution.

Sep 16, 2008
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ICT jobs: are they out there?
by Nirmal Chandrasena

A new survey has found that fulltime employment in Australia’s information and communications technology (ICT) sector had grown, while unemployment remained ‘unacceptably high’.

Feb 24, 2004

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Latest News on respondents open source

High-end developers choose commercial Linux
by Iain Thomson  |   Sep 16, 2008
Ubuntu the most popular distribution.
Trust in open source software soars
by Robert Jaques  |   Oct 4, 2007
Nearly on a par with commercial software, finds survey.
Open source winning Asia security battle
by Simon Burns  |   Oct 3, 2007
Closed source software seen as greater security risk.