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  • Google targets enterprise with Postini acquisition

    Google has announced its intention to acquire Postini for US$625 million. When it completes the acquisition in late 2007, Postini will be a wholly owned subsidiary.

  • Google denies it owns your words

    Google has denied claims that the terms and conditions for its Google Docs service means it owns any user's content published in the application.

  • Google takes ad sales to print

    Google is expanding its lucrative Internet advertising network into the print world in a bold attempt to capture traditional ad dollars.

  • IBM spices up corporate search

    IBM will muscle into the corporate search software market with the delivery Thursday of a significant update to its database tools.

  • Open-source ECM tool nears release

    Software provider Alfresco is putting finishing touches to the first release of its open-source technology to help businesses manage their data.

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