| Hi John, Australian listed security provider Family Zone has signed agreements with Vodafone India and Indian mobile and tablet manufacturer Micromax to supply its security software to both companies.
Despite having launched a digital news initiative in Europe to "combat misinformation and disinformation, Google is one of six companies to sign up with London's Evening Standard newspaper for a £3 million (A$5.26 million) deal that promises “money-can’t-buy” positive news and “favourable” comment coverage.
Russian security firm Kaspersky Lab's bid to challenge the ban on use of its software in the US public service has failed, with a judge dismissing both suits brought by the company which has now pledged to appeal the judgment.
Global software consultancy ThoughtWorks and Guide Dogs Victoria have collaborated to build a cane to help blind people cross roads without the assistance of a guide dog.
Global business process management provider Appian has been selected by the University of Wollongong (UOW) to automate and digitise the application journey for its international students. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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