Job seekers will be able to take virtual tours of their employer's premises, and may never see the office until they walk through the door on their first day at work. Culture Telstra buy-out blocked by competition watchdog Telstra's plans to buy out its biggest Internet competitor, OzEmail, look doomed to failure as the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission took a dim view of the proposed deal. Internet gender gap continues to shrink The Internet gender gap is closing, at least in the United States, with women accounting for 47 per cent of general Internet users. This number increased to 50 per cent over December as more women turned to the Internet for their Christmas shopping. Security Chinese government security laws largely ignored China's nine million Internet users were expected to turn up to a government office in Beijing to declare their compliance with new Internet security laws.
Most companies consider the laws unworkable, and most people simply ignored the deadline.
In this form of attacking a Web site, hackers don't break the site's security itself, but they bombard the site with a barrage of messages, rendering it unusable by customers. The ANZ Bank has launched a new service to help small businesses create or extend their Internet presence.