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SAP and OpenText have joined forces to offer two new applications for SAP's NetWeaver Portal designed to make it easier to manage documents and website content within NetWeaver.

The Internet Society (ISOC) is set to launch its new website later this year as part of a move which the society says marks the first phase of an ongoing process, including the release of its latest three year business strategy, to reach new audiences and further the message that, as a unique platform for innovation, creativity, and economic opportunity, the Internet makes the world a better place.

Concerned about others seeing your search requests? The Ixquick metasearch engine now uses SSL by default.

Global ECM vendor, OpenText, is to provide a cloud-based social media portal for delegates and organisers attending the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) which starts in Perth this Friday.

Compuware has just brought out a new ebook providing information for all you 'dummies' out there who want to learn all about web load testing.

Worried about the amount of network bandwidth being used up by web video? A new version of Blue Coat's Reporter keeps tabs on what's going on.

The Australian online advertising market is changing as it grows, according to an analyst firm. If you don't like video ads, watch out!

Online Video and Music Network to Launch Cloud-Based Website for Greater Digital Marketing Success

Mirroring growth in Mac OS X's overall web share, usage of Apple's Safari browser has cracked the 5% figure for the first time. The usage of Chrome also continues to grow.

Amazon's much-rumoured tablet has been announced. The Kindle Fire is an aggressively priced 7in colour device with a new approach to web browsing.

More than 2.6 million households across Australia submitted their Census forms online last month, using a web-based eCensus solution architected and hosted by IBM.

Two major global vendors, RightNow and Compuware have been named as leaders in their respective IT fields by analyst firm, Gartner in its Magic Quadrant for 2011. RightNow is in the quadrant with its web customer services solutions and Compuware gains recognition for its application performance monitoring solution.

New research suggests Australians seem to be reasonably cluey when it comes to Internet passwords, but it's not so clear whether they're putting their knowledge into action.

Internode is using LogMeIn Rescue for customer support.

It's spring, so a fresh crop of HP printers, all-in-ones and a scanning station is on its way. The company is making a big deal of web and wireless connectivity.

Hundreds from Australia and New Zealand are connecting to redefine Customer Engagement

Perth software development firm, Saleem Technologies, has snared a contract from Leighton Contractors to track and manage construction materials, using its Track'em software solution, for the company's civil and underground works on the high profile and complex Gorgon project in Western Australia.

Compuware has released an application performance monitor which will extract data and trend information about the current state of web, non-web, streaming, mobile and cloud application performance.

The more things change, the more they stay the same. (Using the French version would be pretentious, non?) Just as we used to complain about slow web page loading when we were on dialup, a third of Australian mobile web users reckon they are having to wait too long.

A marketing executive is advocating development for mobile devices should come first, with conventional web browsers taking a back seat.