Microsoft will have to play nicely with others
The software giant realizes that software is moving away from monolithic applications to Web services
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MIX 08: Mobile version of Silverlight unveiled
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Microsoft shares trade secrets of Windows, Office
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Making the sale in a challenging economy
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