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"We appreciate the recognition of our delivery network as the best in North America," said Robert Klug, CEO of Steaming Media Hosting. "This award is a testament to our continued commitment to service, speed and reliability for our clients. Full Article at Emediawire.com
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LONDON - Virgin Media is rolling out ads from brands including L'Oreal, Sony Ericsson, Kellogg's and Microsoft around LIVING, Virgin1 and Bravo content on its on-demand TV platform. Full Article at Brand Republic
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PRERNA K. MISHRA Just step back for a moment to think how your e-mail messaging behaviour has changed over the past five years. Full Article at Economic Times
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I'm deep into trying to list all 158 exhibits to Novell's response to Microsoft's cross motion for summary judgment in the WordPerfect antitrust litigation. Full Article at GrokLaw
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- Entrepreneur of the year- Mr. Vineet Mittal, MD, Welspun Energy - Young Achiever - Ms. Genelia D'Souza - Best Sportsman - Mr. Harbhajan Singh - Outstanding performance in cinema - Mr. Farhan Akhtar - Best Actor in a Supporting Role - Ms. Full Article at PR Newswire
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Everyone eyeing Azure, their candidate for cloud-based computing, can at least agree on one thing: Redmond is late to the party that's dominated by Salesforce.com, Google, Amazon and a host of others. Full Article at NetworkWorld
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According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Ralsky mostly sent spam for the U.S.-based companies. These spam emails contained false information and were sent from proxy computers. Full Article at 24x7updates
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WASHINGTON - Reports indicate that the technology designed to blast aliens in computer games is part of a new GPU (Graphics Processing Units) computer cluster that will process CSIRO research data thousands of times faster and more efficiently than a... Full Article at Simple Thoughts
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Nintendo isn't the only platform-holder working on an in-game guide system. A Microsoft patent turned up by Siliconera (via GameSpot) outlines a "User-Powered Always Available Contextual Game Help" system for a games console. Full Article at Eurogamer
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Microsoft is saying goodbye to its chief beancounter, Chris Liddell, after four and a half years in the post. CFO Liddell leaves at the end of the year and will be replaced by Peter Klein - currently CFO of Microsoft's business division. Full Article at The Register
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Google has opened up its gallery for developers to share Chrome extensions, a step that should soon make it easier for people to customise the open-source browser. So far, only uploads are permitted. Full Article at ZDNet UK
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Windows 7 Professional is the second Windows 7 edition that we take a closer look at (after Windows 7 Home Premium yesterday). This edition is actually the equivalent to Windows Vista Business but Microsoft decided to rename it in this operating system. Full Article at GHacks Technology News
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A Bristol entrepreneur has launched a service to help people get more out of Microsoft Outlook. Full Article at This is Bristol
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Chief financial officer Chris Liddell will leave by the end of the year. Microsoft's chief financial officer Chris Liddell is to leave the company at the end of the year, indicating that he is looking for a bigger job at another company. Full Article at ITPro
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Published: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 Snohomish County has received a $250,000 grant from the Washington state Department of Commerce for its new aerospace training center at Paine Field. Full Article at HeraldNet
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Wednesday 25-Nov-2009 7:44 AM Microsoft's console surging ahead of Sony's, says leading discount site Leading discount website My Voucher Codes UK has said that sales data from its UK retail partners shows Xbox 360 surging ahead of PS3 in the run up... Full Article at Computer and Video Games UK
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Best known for its esteemed Zoo Tycoon games, this year Blue Fang has expanded the reach of its animal centric titles to iPhone with Lion Pride, and DS and Wii platforms with the THQ published World of Zoo. Full Article at GamesIndustry.biz
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Nearly two million people used Facebook on Xbox Live during its first week of availability, according to a Thanksgiving hamper of Microsoft statistics. Full Article at Eurogamer
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Canadian officials have approved a landmark search advertising deal between Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. , but the deal still faces potential antitrust hurdles in the United States and Europe. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp's Chief Financial Officer Chris Liddell is to leave the company at the end of the year, indicating that he is looking for a bigger job at another company. Full Article at CNBC
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