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        <dc:date>2008-11-26T07:38:00+01:00</dc:date>
        <title>TwitterMail.com</title>
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        <description>I have the feeling thst a tool like this will only keep me from working, but who knows. Tagging it anyway.</description>
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        <title>BBC NEWS | Wales | E-mail error ends up on road sign</title>
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        <description>When officials asked for the Welsh translation of a road sign, they thought the reply was what they needed. 

Unfortunately, the e-mail response to Swansea council said in Welsh: &amp;quot;I am not in the office at the moment. Please send any work to be translated&amp;quot;. 

So that was what went up under the English version which barred lorries from a road near a supermarket.</description>
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        <title>IMAP's Inventor Joins Messaging Architects [2008 September 15]</title>
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        <description>Messaging Architects, the experts in email risk management and compliance, today announced that Mark Crispin, the inventor of the Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP), has joined the company’s R&amp;amp;D team to continue what has become a life-long endeavour to make email the most useful application on the Internet.</description>
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        <title>Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: The email monster</title>
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        <description>With the management of email systems growing increasingly onerous, it&amp;#039;s hardly a surprise that a lot of colleges are choosing to offload those systems to Google and other cloud providers.</description>
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        <title>Google and Microsoft Stage Dueling Bus Tours to Promote College E-Mail - Chronicle.com</title>
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        <description>&amp;quot;the great preponderance&amp;quot; of colleges have chosen Google but that Microsoft is getting more interest lately. Chicago&amp;#039;s final decision, he said, will come down to the specific contract details the companies end up offering. And the university might create a hybrid system in which e-mail starts on campus but then is forwarded to Google or Microsoft, so that the university does not give up complete control of the service.</description>
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