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Posted on February 27, 2009 | Comments Off

EETimes.com – Analysis: Japan’s electronics giants face inevitable breakup

 

Microsoft Chief Still Stuck on Yahoo – DealBook Blog – NYTimes.com

Ballmer: Office 14 not this year | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com

TWEAKBENCH – free VST plugins for windows. free VST instruments and free VST effects

Ballmer on iPhone: Mr. Mojo Risin – Microsoft knocked out of 4th place in world phone OS stakes

MeGlobe | Instant Messaging with Language Translation, Free IM Chat! – nice site that gives Meebo a run for its money and has great translation

My MidemNet Presentation: Trent Reznor And The Formula For Future Music Business Models | Techdirt

easyHotel: How to Make Cheap Look Not-So-Cheap – PSFK.com

Twitterverse for PR – PR Week

Debunking Six Social Media Myths – BusinessWeek – another voice on social media isn’t free advertising

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