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News.com's Ina Fried tries to sort out the Mesh-mash around Microsoft's latest Live effort.
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great on Powerpoint, but will it be much of anything in practice. If
Ina Fried has to make sense of it, how will the average consumer?
LiveMesh joins the rest of Microsoft's LiveMush, a bunch of Live[insert other useless name] stuff that's supposed to do a bunch
of stuff that is not readily apparent and requires a tech journalist or
IT admin to unpack.
Well - it's their money to waste.
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- by Cassi80 September 18, 2008 1:42 AM PDT
- Pleas, who composited music for this spot ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFpwzg-AP_Q&feature=related - thank you...
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