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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Microsoft, Nigeria fight email scammers   EBay completes acquisition of Skype   Siemens denies report it is mulling buying Nortel   MTV buys IFilm   Open-source software gaining favour in Germany
Monday, 17th October 2005
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  • Microsoft, Nigeria fight email scammers
  • EBay completes acquisition of Skype
  • Siemens denies report it is mulling buying Nortel
  • MTV buys IFilm
  • Open-source software gaining favour in Germany
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    Microsoft, Nigeria fight email scammers
    Microsoft has announced an anti-fraud partnership with Nigeria, the country of origin for some of the internet's most notorious email scams. More...

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