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Online advertisers turn to 'Super Banner' ads
The traditional online banner ad is dying, according to new research.
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May 7 2007 2:48PM
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Aussies call for RateMyTeachers ban
Legal action may be launched to close teacher rating site.
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Yahoo shares jump on Microsoft buyout rumour
Shares in Yahoo were up over 17 percent last week after rumours emerged of a takeover bid by Microsoft.
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Sun Rocks Solaris 10 on new Sparc chip
OS booted for the first time on next-gen processor.
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Currently Analysis splits off consumer business
Analyst firm returns to telecom roots.
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Sun takes Grid international
Network.com heading for Asia and Europe.
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May 4 2007 2:54PM
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Yahoo refreshes online messenger
Online service introduces archived conversation search.
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May 4 2007 2:45PM
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Microsoft settles Excel trademark spat
Savvysoft's TurboExcel becomes Calc4Web.
Matt Chapman
May 4 2007 2:27PM
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Pandora rolls back service
Online music provider closes off site to unlicensed countries.
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May 4 2007 12:26PM
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Sun boosts Mac OpenOffice push
Company commits to porting open-source suite.
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E-gold responds to DoJ indictments
Founder claims his firm has been made a scapegoat.
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Microsoft touts marriage of BizTalk and RFID
Redmond teams up with Alien Technology.
Clement James
May 3 2007 2:36PM
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DRM lobby scrambles to block HD DVD crack
Legal campaign only succeeds in further publicising the exploit.
Tom Sanders
May 3 2007 1:58PM
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Microsoft Zune tunes into South African music
Redmond signs deal with Gallo Music Group.
Clement James
May 3 2007 1:46PM
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US singles out global piracy offenders
A recent US government report has named 12 countries as the top perpetrators of copyright theft.
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May 2 2007 2:50PM
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Microsoft to open source part of Silverlight
Redmond dips toe in open source waters.
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May 2 2007 2:30PM
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BEA sings praises of virtualised SOA
Java and virtualisation a 'match made in heaven'.
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May 2 2007 2:26PM
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Software turns the mobile into a phrasebook
Software developer CoolGorilla has unveiled an application that can turn a mobile phone into a translation device.
Iain Thomson
May 2 2007 2:16PM
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CeBIT: Mozilla CEO hints evolution of Web browser
Mozilla CEO Mitchell Baker predicts the increasing intelligence of Web browsers will help evolve.
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May 2 2007 1:52PM
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Eclipse scores with NRL
Eclipse has been chosen by the National Rugby League to implement a CRM solution.
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May 2 2007 12:00PM
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