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OracleMobile, a subsidiary of Oracle Corp., has announced strategic partnerships with wireless communication leaders to promote its offering for two-way wireless messaging devices. These partnerships, in addition to those previously announced with Research in Motion and Metrocall, are expected to accelerate the adoption of OracleMobile's Web information-on-demand services,
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Amazon, the world's leading internet retailer, is partnering with Microsoft to launch an online store selling electronic books, posing a potential challenge to Barnes & Noble, its competitor in the online book, music, and software retail market. The move marks Microsoft's latest effort to capitalize on
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Microsoft and Adobe Systems have stepped up their competition by announcing rival alliances aimed at strengthening their positions in the burgeoning electronic publishing market. Microsoft's partnership with Amazon.com, the largest online bookstore, will make Microsoft's Reader software the default format for electronic books on Amazon&
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Netbiquity LLC, a Minneapolis-based startup, is pioneering the delivery of applications and data to customers and employees through traditional Web browsers, cellular phones, personal digital assistants, and I-appliances. The company's wireless development enables companies to send and read e-mail, access company data and directories, and allow consumers and
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Data Return Corporation, a leading provider of managed hosting services, announced the appointment of Robert Ted Enloe to its Board of Directors on August 25, 2000. Enloe brings a wealth of experience from his background in strong Fortune 1000 companies, including Compaq Computer Corporation and Liberte Investors, Inc. He will
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Microsoft has been issued a stern warning by United Pan-Europe Communications (UPC) over persistent delays in delivering software for UPC's PlusTV multimedia cable Internet and TV system. The software, essential for the September launch of the service, has reportedly fallen behind schedule, prompting UPC to explore alternatives from
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Fujitsu PC Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fujitsu Limited, has announced a company-wide initiative to standardize on Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional operating system for all headquarters and field office personnel. The move aims to leverage the improved reliability, performance, and scalability offered by Windows 2000 Professional, which has been extensively
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The European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, has taken its first step towards launching a legal case against Microsoft, citing alleged abuse of market power to gain an edge in the server software market. The Commission's move comes on the heels of a complaint by
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IBM, the world's largest computer company, has further expanded its support for the free Linux operating system, which now includes devices such as watches. The move marks a significant step in IBM's efforts to make Linux the standard operating system for e-business and challenge Microsoft'
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IBM has announced the availability of Windows 2000 Professional pre-loaded on its ThinkPad notebooks, offering users a seamless and hassle-free experience. This new feature, known as "plug and play," enables users to add hardware options such as scanners and cameras without the need to reboot their systems. The
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Dennis M. Dolan, a seasoned executive with extensive experience in finance and acquisitions, has joined e-Media as chief financial officer. As a key addition to the company's executive team, Dolan will lead the accounting, finance, and administrative functions of e-Media. His background in working with public companies and
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IBM's announcement on July 29, 2000, marks a significant milestone in the technology landscape as it becomes the first database vendor certified on the Windows 2000 platform. This achievement solidifies IBM's position as a leader in the database industry, surpassing competitors like Oracle and Microsoft. The
