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Mitchell / mitchell's blog:
Email Call to Action — Do you think email is important part of Internet life? Are you interested in seeing something interesting and exciting happen in the mail space? Believe that Thunderbird provides a much-needed option for open source email alternatives and want to see it get more attention on its own?
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Ryan Paul / Ars Technica:
Mozilla to push Thunderbird out of the nest — In a blog entry written yesterday, Mozilla CEO Mitchell Baker discusses plans to create a new organizational structure for Thunderbird so that Mozilla can focus exclusively on the Firefox web browser. — Mozilla's CEO is concerned …
Scott MacGregor / Thoughts On Thunderbird:Finding a New Home For Thunderbird
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Microsoft:
Microsoft to Acquire AdECN, Inc. — Deal furthers Microsoft commitment to provide advertisers and publishers with a comprehensive search and display advertising platform. — Microsoft Corp. today announced it has agreed to acquire AdECN, Inc., an advertising exchange platform company based …
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Todd Bishop / Todd Bishop's Microsoft Blog:
Microsoft buying AdECN online ad exchange (Updated) — Kevin Johnson, president of Microsoft's Platforms and Services Division, just told financial analysts here in Redmond that the company is acquiring AdECN, an online ad exchange. There's no official word yet. Here's what he said:
Eric Savitz / Tech Trader Daily:
Microsoft FAM: Kevin Johnson On Online Advertising; Buying AdECN Ad Exchange — Next at Microsoft's (MSFT) Financial Analysts Meeting, comes Kevin Johnson, President of the Platforms and Services Division. He is zeroing in on advertising strategy, in particular.
Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet:
Microsoft: Expect Windows installed base to hit 1 billion by mid-2008 — The Windows installed base will hit the 1 billion mark by the end of Microsoft's fiscal 2008 (which ends on June 30), according to Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO. — "There will be more PCs running Windows than automobiles …
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Eric Savitz / Tech Trader Daily:
Microsoft FAM: The Search for Growth — One year ago, when Steve Ballmer took the stage at Microsoft's (MSFT) annual Financial Analyst Meeting, all eyes were on the coming launch of new versions of the company's two lead products: Windows and Office. And there were other major product releases …
Sprint:
Sprint and Google to Collaborate on WiMAX Mobile Internet Services — Media Contacts: — John Polivka, 972 405-5139 — Erin Fors, 650-253-1175 efors@google.com — Mobile broadband pioneer Sprint (NYSE: S) announced it is working with Google Inc. to bring WiMAX mobile Internet customers search …
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Rafat Ali / paidContent.org:
Business.com Sold To RH Donnelley; Beating DJ, NYT and News Corp; Price $345 Million — Updated: The official release is out, and the final price is $345 million, upfront cash plus performance based over the next three years. Business.com CEO Jake Winebaum will be appointed as President …
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Screenwerk, WebProNews, Between the Lines, rexblog.com, Kelsey Group Blogs, BloggingStocks, Bits, 901am, alarm:clock and HipMojo.com
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Dan Nystedt / PC World:
Microsoft Cuts Price of HD DVD Player, Offers Free Movies — Microsoft is cutting the price of its HD DVD player add-on to Xbox 360 and will give away five free movies with player purchases. — Recommend this story? — Microsoft Corp. is cutting the price of an HD DVD (high definition DVD) …
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Microsoft:Xbox 360 HD DVD Player Moves to $179, Adds Five Free HD DVDs
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Reuters, Engadget, The Utility Belt, Todd Bishop's Microsoft Blog, Gadgetell, Xbox 360 Fanboy and Microsoft News Tracker
Gary Gentile / Associated Press:Target to Promote Blu-Ray DVD Format
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Ars Technica, CNET News.com, Engadget, Dvorak Uncensored, Zatz Not Funny!, TECH.BLORGE.com, Gizmodo and CrunchGear
John C. Dvorak / PC Magazine:
Me and My Mac — That's right. I'm using a Mac, and, surprise, I like it. Deal. — Not too long ago, while beginning work on some projects for a company, I was asked whether I wanted a PC or a Mac—laptop or desktop—to use while in the office. Since the place was essentially a Macintosh shop …
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Engadget, The Unofficial Apple Weblog, MacUser, Gizmodo, Apple Gazette, Smalltalk Tidbits …, Todd Watson and digg
John R. Quain / New York Times:
Cable Without a Cable Box, and TV Shows Without a TV — HOW would you like to use your video-game console to tune in "Big Love" on your television? Or perhaps use your DVD player to download "The Departed" while you watch a ballgame? Those features are now possible …
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Alex Pham / Los Angeles Times:
Veoh names ex-Yahoo exec as CEO — Steve Mitgang led a project to better match advertisers with users. — Online video company Veoh Networks Inc. said Wednesday that it had hired former Yahoo Inc. advertising executive Steve Mitgang as chief executive. — San Diego-based Veoh …
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paidContent.org, HipMojo.com, WebProNews, Hollywood Reporter, TechCrunch, Valleywag and Contentinople
Karl / Press Esc:
US Senators call for universal Internet filtering — Submitted by Adam Thomas on Wed, 2007-07-25 20:47. - Americas - Tech - United States - News — US senators today made a bipartisan call for the universal implementation of filtering and monitoring technologies on the Internet in order …
Martin LaMonica / CNET News.com:
Microsoft to get early Silverlight, Web tools out the door — Microsoft is readying releases of its Web development tools as it looks to replace Adobe's Flash platform with Microsoft's own Web browser plug-in Silverlight. — Later this week, Microsoft is set to release a string of a tools …
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