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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Microsoft takes European antitrust case to the public   Federal work group to oversee CDMA-3G transition   Mobile firms eye instant messaging in revenue push   AOL to get programs from 'Punk'd' creators   UGS revenue boosted by non-traditional PLM markets
Tuesday, 14th February 2006
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  • Microsoft takes European antitrust case to the public
  • Federal work group to oversee CDMA-3G transition
  • Mobile firms eye instant messaging in revenue push
  • AOL to get programs from 'Punk'd' creators
  • UGS revenue boosted by non-traditional PLM markets
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    Microsoft takes European antitrust case to the public
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    UGS revenue boosted by non-traditional PLM markets
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