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No charges over Megan Meier suicide
The parents of teenager Megan Meier have expressed anger at the news that the adult whom they claim bullied their daughter into suicide will not be prosecuted.
Iain Thomson
Dec 5 2007 7:10AM
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Chimps beat humans in memory tests
An experiment in Japan has shown that chimpanzees can outperform humans in short-term memory tests.
Iain Thomson
Dec 5 2007 7:10AM
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Social effects of the web still unclear
Mankind is still coming to terms with the social effects of the internet, according to Vint Cerf, one of its founding fathers.
Matt Chapman
Dec 4 2007 9:36PM
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StayinFront streamlines The Salvation Army
CRM application provider, StayinFront, has been selected by the Salvation Army to develop an integrated donor management solution for its Australian eastern territory fundraising operations.
Staff Writers
Dec 4 2007 4:13PM
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Activision and Blizzard join forces
Activision and Vivendi have signed a definitive agreement which will create the world's largest independent video game publisher..
Dec 4 2007 7:21AM
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Yahoo to serve PDF ads
Adobe and Yahoo have announced a programme which will place adverts in PDF files..
Shaun Nichols
Dec 3 2007 3:23PM
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Facebook backs down on ad plans
Social networking site Facebook has cancelled its advertising program, that showed what members were purchasing from ecommerce web sites..
Iain Thomson
Dec 3 2007 3:23PM
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Google brings Gadgets to Mac OS X
Google has released a Mac OS X version of its Gadgets utility..
Shaun Nichols
Dec 3 2007 6:59AM
Software
Cyber-cops bust online marriage scam
Police in the US have exposed two citizens who set up an arranged marriage on the popular Craigslist website.
Iain Thomson
Dec 3 2007 6:43AM
Software
Yahoo apologises for Black Monday fiasco
Yahoo is attempting to placate members of its Small Business Merchant programme after an outage left many sellers unable to process orders on the busiest online shopping day of the year.
Shaun Nichols
Nov 30 2007 12:25PM
Software
Google touts mobile navigation system
Mapping and location service for non-GPS phones.
Shaun Nichols
Nov 30 2007 12:23PM
Software
Violent video games pose public health risk
A team at the University of Michigan claims to have found evidence that violent computer games can harm children..
Iain Thomson
Nov 30 2007 8:07AM
Software
Google hands over Israeli IP address
Google has handed over the IP address of a user of its blogging software after the author was accused of slandering Israeli politicians..
Iain Thomson
Nov 29 2007 7:17AM
Software
Consumers demand free online content
Users are demanding more rich media as they access increasing amounts of digital content on a range of devices, but research shows that they are still reluctant to pay for the content.
Staff Writers
Nov 28 2007 2:20PM
Software
Websites ill-prepared for new technology
The majority of businesses that run their own website are concerned that new technologies will have an adverse effect on performance.
Clement James
Nov 28 2007 7:30AM
Software
Mobile porn to hit US$3.5 billion by 2010
Revenues from mobile 'adult services' are set to approach US$3.5 bilion by 2010, according to a new report..
Nov 28 2007 7:30AM
Software
Fujitsu wins $7.3 million tender with WA Lotteries Commission
Fujitsu Australia has beaten ASG and another unnamed supplier to a $7.3 million tender with the Lotteries Commission of Western Australia (Lotterywest) to deliver an SAP-based Enterprise Resource Planning solution.
Mitchell Bingemann
Nov 27 2007 3:32PM
Software
US town passes online bullying law
A US town has passed a local law making cyber-harassment a crime following the death of a teenager who may have been harassed into suicide by comments made online..
Iain Thomson
Nov 27 2007 7:00AM
Software
Chinese video site denies piracy claim
One of China's largest pay-per-view video websites has been hit with piracy lawsuits from five major US film companies..
Simon Burns
Nov 27 2007 7:00AM
Software
Google-mobiles start snapping Aussie cities
Camera-shy pedestrians should be advised to stay indoors this summer as a fleet of Google-mobiles equipped with roof-mounted cameras trawl Australian capital cities snapping locales for the Internet search giant’s Google Street View.
Mitchell Bingemann
Nov 26 2007 3:54PM
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