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IntelliSeek researched the most quoted news items in personal logs and Web journals. The most popular news items for bloggers in 2004 include:
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Oracle pledges to power global operations with 100% renewable energy
Oracle expands on its commitment to sustainability.
NSW adds another three years to IBM whole-of-government arrangement
Big Blue is two years into its now five-year, whole-of-government arrangement with the New South Wales government.
EU opens formal antitrust probe into Google's display ad services
The European Commission is concerned Google has distorted competition by restricting the ability of third parties to access user data for advertising purposes on websites and apps, ...
Boomi launches data preparation and integration service
This is Boomi's first launch since announcing a $4 billion sale by Dell Technologies to private equity firms last month.
A major international data flow problem just got resolved. But another row is already brewing
The EU has just green-lighted the free flow of personal data with the UK. But if the country now changes its data laws, it could bring an end to the agreement. ...
Commonwealth Bank to hire 50 engineers per month
The black and yellow bank is going hard with its new recruitment drive, which aims to add in excess of 600 engineers to its team.
Controlled costs helped NEC Australia offset decline in FY21 revenue
NEC Australia's 2021 financial report has revealed the company achieved revenue of AU$377.6 million and after-tax profit of nearly AU$18.4 million.
The Surface Duo keeps getting cheaper. What does that mean for Microsoft's mobile strategy?
Microsoft's Surface Duo started at $1,400 and is now selling at a similar price to a normal smartphone.
New 'safety by design' toolkit to help the global tech industry care a little bit more
The agency charged with promoting online safety education in Australia is rolling out 'safety by design' tools it hopes will arm the global tech industry with a way to incorporate ...
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