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InfoWorld - A Microsoft spokesperson today acknowledged InfoWorld's petition effort asking the company to keep Windows XP for sale indefinitely rather than drop the popular OS from most sales outlets on June 30 as planned.

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Google's virtual world Lively to die next month (AP)

Shaq becomes "The Big Tweet" with Internet move (AFP)

Google picks Austria village for new European server farm (AFP)

Certification credited with boosting online confidence (CNET)

Clearwire shareholders approve deal with Sprint (AP)

Microsoft's Morro Could Challenge Security Giants (NewsFactor)

Web ad sales rise slightly from prior quarter (AP)

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Microsoft to let Zune owners keep 10 tracks a month (AFP)

Sun receives complaint about Java vetting process (InfoWorld)

Transgender Remembrance Day

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Google Will Make Life Photo Archive Searchable

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Microsoft Will Replace OneCare with Security Software

Lively no more

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