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Read it here. Last night I spoke with the remaining Aperi consortium folks - Cisco, Netapp, Emulex, CA, Novell, McData, etc. and was relieved to find that they were right on message.

The Windows maker announced at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo it would make the Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 available at no charge to customers.

From the popular journal, Nature, an interesting article on how biologists are using Google Earth to support their efforts.

20th Century Fox will release content in Blu-ray format when those players become available on the marker.

eWeek: Is .NET failing to capture Venture Capital Loyalty? Why is only one VC firm quoted in this article? ...

Among the seven new models announced by the leading handset maker include a couple that support AAC format sound files.

The Redmond-based software and game console company will work with Adobe, Canon, Fujifilm, and Nikon to better support digital cameras.

Support costs money. Some customers are worth supporting because they are, or have the capacity to be, profitable. Some customers are not worth supporting because the cost of supporting them is greater than the profit that can be made from them. Differentiating between profitable and unprofitable customers is a critical skill.