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Findings Highlight Sitecore's Marketing Tools as a Differentiator

Get ready for another URL shortener. g.co will be used exclusively by Google for its own pages.

Got a MobileMe account? Watch out for a phishing attack!

The Alfred P Sloan Foundation has made a second $US3 million grant of $3 million to the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organisation behind Wikipedia.

With major outages and natural disasters in mind, Telstra has set up a new website to deliver service availability information.

The arrival of Firefox 5 marks the end of support for version 4.

Melbourne-based, global online collaboration solutions provider, Aconex, has won a contract to service Victoria's multi-million dollar regional rail link project, with its web-based system to be used to manage communication and documentation across the project.

Featured Research VP and lead analyst for Web content management (WCM) for Gartner, Mick MacComascaigh will deliver the keynote presentation at Sitecore's online and WCM conference, Dreamcore Australia 2011 in Sydney on 5 October.

WebGL - a technology designed to allow the generation of interactive 3D graphics in JavaScript - is attracting growing criticism from a security perspective.

Sales and performance management consulting firm, Mercurial, is collaborating with Business Intelligence (BI) vendor,  Information Builders, to launch what the two companies claim is one of Australia's first true cloud-based BI services.

The first public version of  the Wakanda open source platform for developing web applications using just JavaScript has now been made available to software developers by global software group 4D.

What do you get if you mash together a web-based booking system for service-based business with an operation that specialises in 'last minute' offers to clear unsold appointments?

A new version of McAfee Family Protection refines parents' ability to control and track their children's Internet usage.

Google has released the source code to its '20 Things I Learned about Browsers and the Web' web-book.

2ergo has announced the launch of MediaPress, a mobile optimised website system created specifically for media organisations.

Australian-owned online dating network Oasis is claiming substantial growth in its international user base.

The world seems to be going crazy over the royal wedding. Even Google Maps' Pegman has found a bride and is dressed up for the altar.

Social bookmarking site Delicious has changed hands again. It is now owned by YouTube founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen.

The wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton is to be streamed live on YouTube.

Yometa.com is the latest player to try its hand at metasearching. The company does bring a new perspective to the concept, so can it succeed where others have faded away?