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	Google drops the other shoe, plans to sell online books And so the Googlization of the world continues. Google announced it would enter the e-book market by letting publishers sell online-access only to their books via the great search engine, as the Wall Street Journal reports. EU wants MSFT to put other browsers in Windows Microsoft's plans for Windows 7 to allow users to disable Internet Explorer don't go far enough, the EU is thinking. CRN reports that the Wall Street Journal reports that the EU wants to force Microsoft to bundle other browsers - I'm thinking Opera and Firefox - with Windows. Get Latest Headlines in RSS		NEW TECHNOLOGIES Sponsored content and IT resources Enterprise Social Software Webcast Discover the true business value of enterprise social software plus hear about best practices from industry experts during this live interactive webcast. (IBM) Best Practices in Instant Messaging Management In this white paper, learn to maximize the benefits - while reducing the risks - of IM. Keep the power of IM working in your favor. Read this white paper today. (Quest Software) Downturn has you down in the dumps? Here are 10 strategies to help lift you out of it. In this on-demand Webcast, Oracle experts came together to outline 10 strategies to help you realize your competitive advantages. These strategies serve to sharpen your perspectives and show how you can be more efficient as you navigate out of the current downturn. Register now to access! (Oracle) Live Virtual Conference: Lowering datacenter costs through server refresh Discover how today's newest generation of rack servers provide extreme performance?along with dramatically reduced IT costs. (IBM)
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