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Tag: history
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'Really frustrating': Aussie Wikipedia editors burn out
New study highlights disagreements, racism, and 'edit wars'. -
The race to save Australia’s digital heritage
Conserving the history of computing for future generations. -
Tech that spots lies in resumes
Reference checking has been given a makeover. -
ACCC takes Google to court for misleading users
Google knew your location, even if Location History was switched off. -
Australia's first Trojan horse?
A computer pioneer looks back 50 years to one of the first computer viruses. -
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IA celebrates 32 years of news
It's one of the longest-running Australian tech titles. -
Book Launch of 'A Vision Splendid: The History of Australian Computing'
Our book was unveiled at the National Library of Australia on 9 October 2017. -
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History of Australian computing unveiled
And paves the way for a virtual museum. -
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Piece of Australian computing history
CSIRAC lives on in Melbourne. -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 26
More of The BUNCH: Burroughs, Sperry, NCR -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 9
The 1950s and 60s were busy times for building home-grown computers. -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 6
SILLIAC had a rival: UTECOM. -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 2
The first computer conference in Australia was held in 1951. -
The ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 1
Australia plays a unique role in ICT history. -
Looking back - the office of the future
Not as productive as first thought.