Microsoft's Ballmer Escapes Egg Attack
                   
informationweek.com     May 19, 2008            

A man upset with the Hungarian government's decision to sign a software and training deal with Microsoft threw three eggs at CEO Steve Ballmer -- and missed. By Paul McDougall InformationWeek A man upset with the Hungarian government's decision to sign a software and training deal with Microsoft... [read full story]                    


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Hi-Def Movies from iTunes?

filmgecko.com     36 mins ago          

It’s been leaked around the Internet that Apple’s next version of iTunes software will allow users to download movies and TV shows in high definition. They’re expected to make the announcement on Tuesday. Ok, that’s cool...                    

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WAN acceleration helps mortgage lender

computerworld.com     43 mins ago          

LSI Mortgage sees WAN speeds improving with Expand and 3Com gear September 8, 2008 (Computerworld) Despite the gnashing of teeth over home mortgages and failures by some lenders, LSI Mortgage Plus is pushing ahead with...                    

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prweb.com     54 mins ago          

MyHeritage, one of the world's most popular family Web sites, today announced a $15 million investment from leading venture capital firms Index Ventures, an investor in Skype, and Accel Partners, an investor in Facebook....                    

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Profitable Tableau scores $10 million from NEA

nwsource.com     1 hr ago          

New Enterprise Associates must really like Tableau Software's prospects as the Silicon Valley venture capital powerhouse is pumping an additional $10 million into the Seattle startup. There appears to be a lot to like....                    

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