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March 2007 Archives

March 27
- Over $4.5b spent on lifestyle technology
- YouTube gives awards to its first stars
- Net agency reviews domain names sellers
- iPhone haunts US mobile phone show
- I'm no businessman: Wikipedia founder
- Bootleggers now fear sniffer dogs
March 26
- Porn websites, religious groups 'unite'
- Govt willing to discuss telco reforms
- Future Fund payment could stop: Govt
March 25
- Broadband rolled out 'without fund raid'
- Govt broadband rollout unworkable: ALP
March 24
- US TV guide launching video web search
March 23
- Gamers queue for PlayStation 3
- Report to blunt govt broadband attack
- News Corp, NBC to launch online video
- Oracle sues SAP for alleged hacking
- Sony PlayStation 3 makes subdued debut
March 22
- Apple makes big move into living rooms
- Australia a "broadband backwater": ALP
- Japan to launch monthly online comic
- Rural broadband rollout soon, says Vaile
- Dating site only accepting 'hotties'
- Microsoft probing fraud on Xbox Live
March 21
- Norfolk Is finally enters the mobile era
- Woman saved by mobile phone tracking
- SP Telemedia H1 net profit up
- NZ doubles Australia's spam output
- Hynix, Toshiba end legal battle
- Fortran pioneer John Backus dies at 82
- Labor unveils $4.7b broadband plan
- Apple makes big move into living rooms
March 20
- WDT lining up another large customer
- Broadband growth extends non-PC threats
- YouTube awards for user-created video
- LG TVs hit with digital 'freezes'
March 19
- Mobile plan cost ridiculous: Telecom
- Yahoo to launch Chinese photo site
- AOL helps users find buddies' locations
- Kids 'not always the best on computers'
March 16
- Access card gets damning Senate report
- Millions miss out on internet boom
- Nintendo DS Browser targets US market
- Sinbad resurrected after online demise
- Video conferencing for schools under ALP
- Zylotech buoys to protect Japanese sub
- Japan's Horie jailed for fraud
March 15
- Online books won't be censored: Coonan
- New icebreaker to gather polar data
- A smaller CeBIT still draws crowds
March 14
- Viacom in $A1.3b copyright suit
- Photocopiers may hold sensitive data
March 13
- Cybersquatting complaints rise 25%: UN
- NSW Most Wanted posted on the internet
March 12
- MIT to offer all courses free online
- New device 'uses emotions to play games'
- e-pay Asia halts talks with E-charge
- IT ventures seek to revolutionise TV
March 10
- Cell phones safe in hospitals: US study
- Game guru wants more happy games
March 09
- Family history buffs to go online
- Apple may use flash memory for notebooks
- US crackdown on spam-driven small stocks
- Google urged to remove Mount Hitler
- Students internet plagiarism revealed
- Adelaide gets high speed broadband
- US state debates MySpace age check law
March 08
- China's mobile users 'growing rapidly'
- Baby boomers turn to Net for cash: study
March 07
- More Aussies to have access to broadband
- Thought-detection technology for gamers
- ACCC rejects Telstra broadband argument
- Fairfax CEO laments 'fraudband' internet
- Fairfax launches Queensland news website
March 06
- Queen's to use Hawk-Eye technology
- Egypt's bloggers test state control
- Blogging sounds death knell for diaries
- Digital system offers flicks at a switch
- Satellites to map Vic bushfire damage
- Govt plans crackdown on email scammers
- Telstra in no hurry for mobile TV
March 01
- MTV Australia ramps up web content
- Scientists develop ultra-thin technology
- Victorian public schools to ban YouTube
- Govt stalling Australian growth: Telstra
- Consortium 'serious' about broadband