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According to an anonymous source, analysts are touting that even the most conservative of companies are trying to move away from Microsoft. So, needless to say why Alfresco got so much press coverage today. The same could be said of the Cuil launch. Are people looking for new ways to monetize their ads sans Google? I also heard that the DOJ has been calling on search engine experts to learn more about where Google is headed...
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