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Prepare for a revolution of the web, says Berners-Lee

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| 30/05/2006

...develop. At the beginning of the conference Berners-Lee told delegates, “We are at the embryonic stages of the web... told delegates change happening huge amount lee told web conference industry leaders academics gathered... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/05/30/216141/prepare-for-a-revolution-of-the-web-says-berners-lee.htm

World wide web is 15 years old

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| 07/08/2006

...The html web page programming language was released the same year. But despite the 15-year anniversary, Berners-Lee told this year’s World Wide Web Conference in Edinburgh that these are still early days. “We are at the embryonic stages... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/08/07/217508/world-wide-web-is-15-years-old.htm

Samsung expects record mobile phone shipments in 2005

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| 16/12/2004

...newspaper. The company expects shipments to surpass 86 million units in 2004 and to reach about 100 million in 2005, KT Lee told the Korea Economic Daily. Samsung's mobile phone shipments have been rising fast in recent quarters. With shipments... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/12/16/207537/samsung-expects-record-mobile-phone-shipments-in-2005.htm

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CRM News: Financial Services: CRM for Financial Services, Part 1: Unmet Potential

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...relationships with customers -- financial institutions have to be willing to step up and add new value to customers," Lee told CRM Buyer. "Instead, most of these firms are still trying to figure out more ways to stick both hands in customer pockets... http://www.crmbuyer.com/rsstory/68572.html

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