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Hacking not a hobby

An Australian man who admitted to hacking into the systems of Australia's second largest telecommunications company was recently convicted on an appeal in the New South Wales District Court, fined US$2,600 and placed on a two-year good behaviour bond.

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The Cobol programming language, developed in 1959 and based on earlier work by U.S. actress and military...

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Sun Microsystems Canada Inc. has announced that it will be partnering with EDS Canada to deliver smart...

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Laurel Networks Inc. has unveiled software for its edge router that enables users to deploy the device...

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Unisys Corp. said it plans to enter the nascent business process modeling market in June with a...

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Fido is hoping to appeal to both thrifty and trendy wireless phone users with a recently released...

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Messaging software vendor Sendmail Inc. has announced it is working with Hewlett-Packard Co. and Intel Corp. to...

European Space Agency approves Galileo satnav system

The European Space Agency (ESA) has reached an agreement with its member states and the European Union for the development of the Galileo satellite-based navigation system, which will rival the U.S. Global Positioning System (GPS). The agreement comes just weeks ahead of an international conference where frequencies for the EU system and power levels for the next generation of GPS satellites will be determined.

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