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Nunavut hamlet cooks up wireless network

Neil Sutton -
Wireline service too slow for Baker Lake residents, operations manager says

Carrier ignorance holds back WLANs, experts say

Monika Rola -
"They had no idea what Wi-Fi was," panelist tells N+I audience

Nine per cent of cell phone use business-only, BBM says

Geoffrey Downey -
Motorola explains why IT managers make up important customer set

Who’s watching the detectives?

Dave Webb -
Increasing police powers to investigate ISP logs a case of overkill

Wireless community forms to tackle 4G

Geoffrey Downey -
Five-year project to coordinate research, test applications

Wood Buffalo leaves pen and paper behind

Liam Lahey -
Northern Alberta municipality settles on Fujitsu notebooks

Accpac cannibalizes CRM tool for field sales

Paolo Del Nibletto -
VARs had tough time pitching technology to small business, exec says

Short message spam

Shane Schick -
A Rogers dealer was barking up the wrong tree when it went after Fido users

University takes closer look at traffic in wired residences

Shane Schick -
St. Jerome's fine-tunes Avaya implementation as fall term approaches

Battery maker increases compatibility across notebooks

Neil Sutton -
Third-party packs the only alternative for the power hungry, analyst says

Do the smart card shuffle

Shane Schick -
If we want a national ID system, we should take a more cosmopolitan approach

Letters to the editor

Readers -
What are you thinking?; Privacy pleas; Commuter blues

Advice for the jobless

John Saunders -
Forget about working the room and focus on learning about your field

Licence to bill

Shane Schick -
Confusing software agreements leave users vulnerable

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Shane Schick -
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