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  • Outlook Express gets last minute reprieve

    Just days after announcing that it planned to halt development on the Outlook Express client, Microsoft has been forced to change its position following internal confusion and an outcry from customers.

  • Tridgell speaks out in BitKeeper war

    Andrew Tridgell has made his first public comments on the dispute between himself and Linux originator Linus Torvalds over source code management for the Linux kernel.

  • Citrix goes Linux to quell Windows fears

    Citrix has outlined plans to develop a Linux version of one of its key security products -- because customers believe that using Windows servers for access systems exposes them to too many security risks.

  • Australian corporates underwhelmed by .Net

    Despite extensive marketing by Microsoft, enterprise awareness of the company's .Net Web services platform remains low, a new survey shows.

  • Skype good enough for business?

    Has Skype reached the point where it can be used as a replacement telephony solution for businesses?

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