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Microsoft Looks To An Xbox Wii60
Xbox Vice President Peter Moore admitted to the Washington Post on Thursday what has been obvious all week:
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Online Purchasing Simplified By Swaptree
A new online bartering service is hoping to simplify the way people get (and get rid of) used goods. Swaptree intends to let consumers directly trade books, CDs, DVDs, and videogames, with up to four users able to participate in a single transaction.
Sprites LOST Ad Leaves Bad Taste in Mouth
Sprite decided to "get weird" ( reg. req.) to stand out from other, more bombastic, colas.
MySpace Joins IM Fray
MySpace has stuck its finger in another pie with the launch of its own instant messaging network. Called MySpace IM, the company released a beta version on Tuesday that is closed to other IM networks, and that requires the operating system Windows 98 or newer. The tag line: "IM for Friends."
AOL To Release New Music Service
AOL is taking a big step in the march to allow users to personalize their online experience. With a new open API release, individuals can add content from AOL Music Now to their personal web site or blog, or to their MySpace-style AIM Page.
SAP Undercuts Oracle On Oracle Support
A unit of German software giant SAP will offer technical assistance for Oracle's Siebel products at about half the price Oracle charges for support
