EDITOR'S NOTE

Today's big story is the response from Hyarchis. Hyarchis claims that it was the victim of a fraudster -- and that the alleged spam was just three SMSes to one user.

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By Ry Crozier | November 24, 2008

Hyarchis has described the formal warning issued to it by ACMA over alleged SMS spam as a 'slap in the face' that sets a dangerous precedent for the entire web marketing industry.

By Staff writers | November 24, 2008

Carl Zeiss SMT claims to have set a new record resolution benchmark for surface imaging in the sub-nanometer range with a series of measurements closing in on the diameter of a single atom.

By Kathryn Small | November 24, 2008

Global software giant SAP has responded to the economic downturn by creating software bundles designed to cope with difficult times.

By Ry Crozier | November 24, 2008

Software AG has tipped a couple of services firm acquisitions to 'round out' its acquisition strategy but says those on the radar won't compete with the management services companies it already partners with.

By Ry Crozier | November 24, 2008

Speech recognition systems are increasingly about understanding natural language and predicting probable reasons for a call, presenting challenges for researchers in the space, according to VeCommerce.

By Iain Thomson | November 24, 2008

Google is investigating deals with major original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to get its Chrome browser preinstalled on new computers.

By Rosalie Marshall | November 24, 2008

Europeana, a digital library for Europe and a two year project funded by the European Commission, has crashed hours after its launch, and may not be back up until mid-December.

By Staff Writers | November 24, 2008

Paul Berger, managing director of Australian owned business software company, Happen Business, (pictured), talks to CRN about Business Process Management.

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