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• 16 April 2011

• News: Payroll software crucial to pension reforms

  The Pensions Regulator has released a guide that will help payroll software developers ensure their products address workplace pension reforms.

• News: WA IT Awards recognises carbon reducing technology

  Innovation in carbon reduction technology has been recognised at the Western Australian Information Technology and Telecommunications Awards (WAITTAs) this week, with Greensense taking home the award for best product.

• News: Supreme Court to hear Microsoft, i4i case Monday

  Patent attorneys and inventors of all types are closely watching a Microsoft case that the U.S. Supreme Court will start to consider on Monday.

• News: Remains of the Day: I fought the law

  One app boldly goes...into copyright infringement territory, where many, many have gone before. And Apple's in-app purchase system is apparently the equivalent of child-proof caps: no problem for kids, but hard for adults to grasp. Elsewhere, it seems POTUS has gotten the short end of the technology stick. The remainders for Friday, April 15, 2011 want your vote!

• 15 April 2011

• News: Supreme Court to hear Microsoft, i4i case Monday

  Patent attorneys and inventors of all types are closely watching a Microsoft case that the U.S. Supreme Court will start to consider on Monday.

• News: Executives with online poker sites face US charges

  The U.S. DOJ files charges against three online poker sites.

• News: Wall Street Beat: Tech stocks show some resilience

  Despite an unusual earnings miss Thursday by Internet bellwether Google, continuing geopolitical turmoil and disappointing news for the PC market, IT is demonstrating continuing resilience as tech stocks in certain sectors moved higher Friday.

• News: Oracle gives up on commercial Open Office

  Oracle announced Friday that it will no longer sell a commercial version of the Open Office productivity suite, and that the open-source OpenOffice.org will be transitioned to "a purely community-based open-source project."

• News: Apple 'is killing the World Wide Web'

  Apple is winning the battle with Google for control of the internet, according to a leading venture capitalist, with its app-focused model.

• News: Apple 2Q 2011 revenue estimated to hit $24.42bn

  Investment bank JP Morgan has revised its estimate of Apple's revenue for the second quarter of 2011, predicting a figure of almost $24.5bn.

• News: Infosys financial results disappoint analysts

  Infosys posts revenue, profit growth, but analysts think the company has slowed down

• News: Solid Q1 results set stage for Google's Page

  Google reported solid growth in the first quarter, just as co-founder Larry Page prepares to usher in a new chapter in the company's history.

• 14 April 2011

• News: Remains of the Day: Crazy talk

  If you're going to walk the crazy walk, you'd better talk the crazy talk. Microsoft loses a valuable cloud player, Apple doesn't want to know what you're surfing on the Web, and one man makes, bakes, and takes the whole crazy cake. Unlike that cake, the remainders for Thursday, April 14, 2011 are not a lie.

• News: Outsource your 21st century business: Telstra

  Telstra chief technology officer, Hugh Bradlow, has called on businesses to outsource their core ICT functions to specialised companies, including Cloud operators, in order to get with the 21st century.

• News: Solid Q1 results set stage for Google's Page

  Google reported solid growth in the first quarter, just as co-founder Larry Page prepares to usher in a new chapter in the company's history.

• News: Alabama B-1 visa case draws Sen. Grassley's attention

  A lawsuit against Indian offshore giant Infosys Technologies is getting the attention of U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), who wants top Obama administration officials "to get to the bottom of the situation."

• News: Study: Broadband stimulus overlapped existing service

  A new study suggests broadband stimulus money from a U.S. agency is building projects that largely compete with existing service.

• News: Solid Q1 results set stage for Google's Page

  Google reported solid growth in the first quarter, just as co-founder Larry Page prepares to usher in a new chapter in the company's history.

• News: Vendor claims HP stole Web testing software invention

  A California software vendor is claiming that Hewlett-Packard officials evaluated its eValid website testing technology, then subsequently stole its intellectual property for use in a rival product released last year, according to a complaint filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.

• News: Public sector beats businesses on sustainability

  Public sector organisations are more likely to talk about sustainability than private sector companies, according to a study of the participants in the government’s Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) Energy Efficiency Scheme.

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