Microsoft Smacks Popfly Into Web 2.0
A public beta of Microsoft's Popfly content builder debuted, offering an environment for creating mashups and gadgets built on their Silverlight platform.
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A public beta of Microsoft's Popfly content builder debuted, offering an environment for creating mashups and gadgets built on their Silverlight platform.
Three thousand people may not sound like a lot, but it is relatively early in Google's book scanning endeavor, and that number of Harvard students may be the vanguard of scanned book readership.
The $1.43 billion charge eBay disclosed earlier this month had its predicted effect on their third quarter bottom line. Take that away, and eBay fared well.
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