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Microsoft bites back at Yahoo rejection
In the game of tit for tat going on between
Microsoft
and
Yahoo
, the Redmond Giant issued a response late yesterday to Yahoo’s rejection earlier in the week.
Robert Jaques
Apr 11 2008, 12:16PM
Strategy
Another one bites the dust on Aussie shelves
Times are tough here – there’s a drought and floods, and Rabid is witnessing the demise of CDMA and a Japanese consumer brand.
Rabid Reseller
Feb 7 2008, 12:02PM
Sales & Marketing
Barracuda bites back in ClamAV spat
Security vendor Barracuda Networks has vowed to defend itself against a patent infringement accusation by Trend Micro.
Clement James
Jan 31 2008, 7:32AM
Security
Jobs bites into 2005 Apple offerings
Apple chief Steve Jobs delivered some of the expected goods at the US MacWorld talkfest, announcing an iPod to challenge flash music player market share, the rumoured US$499 Mac and a slew of features expected for the next version of Mac OS X, codenamed Tiger.
Fleur Doidge
Jan 12 2005, 12:00AM
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