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      <description>Should Software-as-a-Service vendors make the switch to charging for their offering  based on business outcome?  Laurent Lachal of Ovum believes so.&#13;
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      <description>As Google and Bing scrabble to lead the move towards Real Time Search, are they missing the point?&#13;
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I admit I've always had issues with search engines and the SEO/SEM industry that rides its coat-tails.  First off, if I am looking for something specific...</description>
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      <description>Google has turned each of the one million plus Google Apps customer domains into an OpenID provider, enabling millions of people to sign in to OpenID-supporting websites with their work, school or organization identity.&#13;
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Good news, you'd think?  Well, n...</description>
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      <description>Google's new Wave service is billed as revolutionising e-mail. But it might not be existing e-mail and messaging vendors that feel the pinch first.&#13;
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      <description>Twitter co-founder Evan Williams Google Apps account getting hacked has got a lot of coverage this week.  And its reaised a lot of questions about just how secure The Cloud, hosted business applications and Web 2.0 services are.&#13;
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      <description>The CRM 2.0 train is gaining steam, but most of its first uses are of little relevance to small businesses. Might they get looked over by one of the most exciting business web iniatives ever?&#13;
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      <description>I read with interest an article on TechCrunch revealing that the free Google Apps that everyone was so excited about a couple of years back have now been hidden to new users, who are now channeled towards the paid for version of the same if they visit the...</description>
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      <description>Two announcements on the same day make me think that OpenSocial could help advance CRM 2.0 and make social networks much more useful to marketers.&#13;
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      <description>Has a "cease and desist" notice to a niche social network inadvertently revealed LinkedIn's hand regarding the Social Web and contact portability?&#13;
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      <description>It's not just changes to Facebook that have got users up in arms; LinkedIn has been cheesing off its Group managers with updates of its own.&#13;
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