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IDC: Microsoft's Yahoo Deal Could be a Big Hit
[February 7, 2008] If Microsoft plays its cards right, a combination with Yahoo could create a successful competitor to Google, a major research firm says.

Ballmer Fills in 'Software-Plus-Services' Plan
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Report: Enterprise Search Will Top $1 Billion by 2010
[February 5, 2008] Consolidation will slow growth, but Gartner says the enterprise search market is close to $1 billion already.

Ballmer: Software Vision Will Continue
[February 4, 2008] Whether Microsoft wins or loses its bid to buy Yahoo, the company is on an inexorable path to fulfill its software-plus-services vision.

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[January 30, 2008] Whizzy new enterprise apps sneak in via early adopters. How is IT coping?

MySpace Set to Launch Developer Platform
[January 30, 2008] With a newly minted COO, the world's largest social network is taking its developer site live with hopes of widgets soon rolling in.

Can't We All Just Communicate?
[January 29, 2008] At DEMO, new products and services use the Web to advance communications.

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IBM's Web 2.0 Platform Mashes Up Business, Social
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