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Thursday, 27th October 2005
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  • Spammers jump on bird flu bandwagon
  • SMBs cool on VoIP: survey
  • Funds to announce WorldCom settlement: source
  • Microsoft sees China, India competition in future
  • Kaboodle makes sharing web bookmarks easier
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    Spammers jump on bird flu bandwagon
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    SMBs cool on VoIP: survey
    Exploding recent vendor hype about VoIP adoption by SMBs, latest Pacific Internet research suggests only one percent of companies with fewer than 200 staff have adopted the technology.
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    Funds to announce WorldCom settlement: source
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    Microsoft sees China, India competition in future
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    Kaboodle makes sharing web bookmarks easier
    Web page bookmarks that help surfers return to useful internet sites are undergoing a transformation as new tools emerge for users to categorise and share favourite sites automatically with others. More...

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