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Andrew Nusca: It's that time of the year again - when retailers get into the holiday spirit and take extreme measures - $197 laptops - to entice you into their sites or stores. Get into the spirit with ZDNet's Ultimate Black Friday Guide to find the hottest deals.
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CSIRO issues telco tender
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NSW ponders open source, SaaS
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iiTrial judge locks out IIA
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Alcatel-Lucent hires Conroy staffer
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