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- Microsoft is making the correct moves into in-the-cloud-computing.
- by Sanjiv Swarup February 12, 2008 7:40 AM PST
- Microsoft is making the correct moves into in-the-cloud-computing. Yahoo is already there, and Thinkfree / Zoho / eDeskOnline have their own strengths.
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