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By Niraj Sheth And Jessica E. Vascellaro When Verizon Wireless and Google Inc. set out to challenge the iPhone, they started from less than scratch. They stood on opposite sides of major industry issues and had never worked closely together. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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![Verizon Wireless' How Sweet the Sound co-hosts Donald Lawrence and Lisa Kimmey-Winans announce "The Best Church Choir in America" for 2009, Atlanta West Pentecostal Church Choir, and the runner up, The Remnant Concert Choir.](http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/06VMaBH1t88MU/100x75.jpg?center=0.5,0 "Verizon Wireless' How Sweet the Sound co-hosts Donald Lawrence and Lisa Kimmey-Winans announce "The Best Church Choir in America" for 2009, Atlanta West Pentecostal Church Choir, and the runner up, The Remnant Concert Choir.")
