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  • Liverpool FC kicks off season with smart tickets
  • Microsoft and Yahoo! unveil delayed IM interoperability
  • New worm targets virus researchers
  • Phishers crack two-factor authentication
  • Review delays start of ID card procurement
  • Single system speeds police access to data
  • Tesco to extend electronic labelling
  • Whitehall opts for thin clients
  • Telstra makes Good on mobility computing
  • WebCentral ups SaaS play
  • Microsoft says on track to resolving EU situation
  • Analysis: Europeans debate 'hopelessly complex' software patent system
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    Liverpool FC kicks off season with smart tickets
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    Telstra makes Good on mobility computing
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    Microsoft says on track to resolving EU situation
    SEATTLE - Microsoft is on track to resolve this month its fight with European Union regulators over its compliance with a 2004 antitrust ruling, the software company's general counsel said on Wednesday. More...

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