Hands on with Outlook Live: universities choose Microsoft over Google

nothing is free: i dont think anything is given out for free. in this case, the gains are recouped later on. once you hook a large institution and student body to a certain technology -- they are greater chances to stick with that technology for a long time.; Posted by: darkog Posted on: 06/26/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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nothing is free darkog | 06/26/09

already 83% in favor of MS ptcruisergt | 06/26/09

Google reads your email LBiege | 06/26/09

| 06/27/09

Fair enough zwhittaker

| 06/27/09

wow richvball44 | 06/27/09

Plus 1 ! zwhittaker

| 06/28/09

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