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Thursday, December 28, 2006

Best Practices 2006: Web 2.0

by ITBusiness Staff

They came, they saw, they blogged about it. Not a moment of this year went undocumented and vendors like Oracle and IBM were eager to cash in on the trend. If it happened, you can read it, view it, upload it, download it or mash it up online
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