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Top Search Companies. Apple Hedges Bets. Macromedia Studio 8 Goes Global.

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Everybody knows that Google, Yahoo, and MSN are the market leaders for search, but who else is in the top 10?

Studio 8 is here, around the world. Macromedia’s Studio 8, which was formally announced on 8/8 of this year, is being rolled out in several global markets.

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Apple Computer is apparently hedging its bets as it begins a long transition to using Intel microprocessors in its computers.

 

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