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US-based games publisher THQ has opened a Melbourne sales office in a bid to ramp up its retail presence in Australia and New Zealand.
The Federal Government has granted more than $3.7 million in a commercialisation loan to help Web development firm Bullant Technology go to market.
Australian and international Internet usage is following US patterns of the past two years, according to the latest figures from Nielsen//NetRatings.
Perth-based Web software developer HarvestRoad has secured a strategic deal with Red Hat Linux which will see HarvestRoad software rolled out with Red Hat products across the Asia-Pacific region.
The Federal Government has granted more than $3.7 million in a commercialisation loan to help Web development firm Bullant Technology go to market.
A new player in online auctions has landed on the Australian marketplace, and it won't be selling a thing! Boston-based FairMarket last week launched its new Australian subsidiary with offices in North Sydney and a new hosting centre at the Optus facility in Rosebury.
Australian company 3d3.COM has signed a $1.2 million a year deal with Japanese distributor Xlsoft, which will see the company's Internet shop builder, Shop Factory, become the first international "shop in a box solution" distributed in Japan.
Boston-based FairMarket yesterday launched its new Australian subsidiary with offices in North Sydney and a new hosting centre at the Optus facility in Rosebery.
Melbourne IT's share price jumped 45 cents by mid afternoon yesterday, following news of the announcement that its domain name registration business, Internet Names WorldWide, has licensed the rights to provide Chinese character-based domain names.
A new offering from Melbourne-based Web developer WSA Online will help Australian companies doing business with Asia in translating Web content into Asian languages.
Hot on the heels of the announcement that Gateway will now appear on store shelves across the David Jones retail chain comes the revelation that the formerly direct-only hardware vendor has signed a second distribution deal with Purchase Power.
Hot on the heels of Unisys's application service provider (ASP) announcement on Tuesday, IBM has announced its own ASP program for software developers.