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Lotus has been busy creating various Web service offerings for collaboration. The newest one, iNotes, isn't impressive.

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Gmail vs. Traditional E-Mail: Savings Adding Up

A new Forrester report reveals how much cheaper Web-based e-mail such as Google's Gmail is in comparison to traditional e-mail installed on-premise for businesses with up to 15,000 users. But analysts warn that most enterprises won't be making a wholesale switch to Web-based messaging for years to come. Instead, they might pursue a hybrid model where they move some e-mail services to the cloud and keep some on-premise.

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Yahoo fixes e-mail cross-site scripting flaw

Yahoo has fixed a vulnerability in its Web mail site that could allow a hacker to get access to a person's account.

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Yahoo to add new domains to webmail service

Yahoo is adding two new domains to its webmail service in order to make millions of new addresses available to current and future account holders.

| News | Internet | 06/19/08 at 6:43 pm |


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