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M'sia mandates local software use for govt
News Malaysian government agencies urged to use local applications, in move that can boost country's software market but send wrong signal to foreign players.
Tags: Local Government, Software engineering/development, R&D, Content management, Twitter Inc., Najib, Microsoft Corp., software, Information And Communication Technology, digital content
When IT and healthcare come together
Insight CIO 1-1 SingHealth's Dr. Low Cheng Ooi shares his views on how IT and healthcare are colliding to bring forth the future of medicine for patients and practitioners.
Tags: IT project management, Data Management, Leadership, Technology, EMR, Clinician, globalization, analytics, information technology company, chairman
Bloggers crackdown may hurt Malaysia
News Any strong government action against bloggers can negatively impact country's image and discourage foreign investments in Malaysia, say observers.
Tags: Web logs, Regulations, Politics, SMB
US Homeland Security continues laptop seizures
News New guidelines are announced to clarify the U.S. border department's practice of seizing laptops and electronic gadgets indefinitely.
Tags: Consumer Technology, U.S. Department Of Homeland Security, American Civil Liberties Union, electronic media, phone, agent, Laptop Computer, Homeland Security, Adobe PDF, disk
US researchers claim vast data-density increase
News The density achievable with the technology could potentially enable the contents of 250 DVDs to fit onto a surface the size of a coin, according to one of the researchers.
Tags: Storage, R&D, Photovoltaics, Storage, DVD, polymer, Semiconductor Manufacturing, University of Massachusetts, electronic media, photograph
S'pore e-book provider secures Japanese backing
News E-Book Systems gets a US$3 million investment from Softbank, and will jointly target markets in Japan and Korea.
Tags: Digital media
24/7 Media on buying spree
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Pakistani government may stop mobile video service
News First company to offer the service has been told it can't sell mobile TV service without a specific license.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Data services
i-One.net's big plans for e-commerce
News The chief executive of i-One.net predicts that e-commerce will contribute 10 percent of total revenue in the next 12 months.
'Big boys' returning to CommunicAsia, says organizer
News Among the companies exhibiting at CommunicAsia 2005 are Huawei, Motorola and UTStarcom, which all snubbed the event last year.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications
i-One.Net profits up 500%
News Fast printer and Web kiosk operator i-One.Net International today reported that its net profits for the year increased 548 percent to S$7 million on revenue of S$34.3 million.
Tech acquisitions hit dot-com boom levels
Insight Spendings on tech acquisitions are up, except in enterprise software, where there is still no sign of the predicted consolidation among enterprise software vendors, according to a new research.
Malaysiakini to charge for content
News Malaysia's most popular Web news company will charge users beginning January in an effort to stay afloat.
Popular Malaysian online paper to charge users
News In a last ditch effort to stay afloat, Malaysiakini.com, one of Malaysia's leading bastions of free content and a favorite amongst many Malaysians, will look at imposing fees come January 1, 2002.
Start-ups take control of home devices
News As industry heavyweights alternately invest in and abandon the home-networking market, start-ups test the waters with products that integrate and manage media types in the home.
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