Unplugged internet hits the spot

Article Abstract:

Public wireless broadband services are coming up all over Australia, as turning cafes, bars, airport lounges and other public spaces converting into hotspots where, for a fee, consumers can hook their portable computers into a broadband internet connection. People wanted to connect to the internet at broadband speeds wherever they are, as the workforce becomes more mobile without having to carry around cumbersome cables.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Wireless communications services, Market trend/market analysis, Broadband transmission, Broadband, Broadband Internet, Wireless voice/data service

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Troubled vision

Article Abstract:

A change in management, and a new joint venture with former employees, has led Q-vis, Perth laser technology company's shares to be traded quietly. The Packer family held a 20% stake when Q-vis listed, and board members included the former managing director of Cochlear, Catherine Livingstone, and the chairman of Computershare and ERG, Sandy Murdoch.

Prepackaged software, Q-Vis Ltd.

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MYOB mends business

Article Abstract:

MYOB had a very rough 2001 where its share price dropped and customers left but the company seems to be on a turnaround.

Analysis, MYOB Australia Proprietary Ltd.

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