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To: sandeep who wrote (76)8/28/2006 1:08:32 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 348
 
no I meant online mode for outlook. We have it at one of the companies I consult with and it is really clunky and painful.

The offline mode is fine, thats the standard mode. I don't mean the pop3 access. I am talking about the webmail client.

When you log in to outlook ON THE WEB, without outlook installed on your machine. Writely vs. web client outlook is probably no contest (writely wins).

The recent msft tools which allow working offline and then UPLOADING to the web seem like a good idea and better than google.



To: sandeep who wrote (76)8/31/2006 11:24:56 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 348
 
I know you are a big monster jam fan.

Live Nation to put motorsports video on Google
Los Angeles Business from bizjournals - 8:33 AM PDT Thursday

Live Nation has begun placing archival video content from the company's motor sports division on the Google Video website, with clips and specialized footage available on a free and pay-per-view basis, the company said Thursday.

Live Nation's motorsports events include supercross, Monster Jam, Nitro Jam drag racing, arenacross and freestyle motorcross. Clips and highlights will come from all of these events. Clips can be found at the Google Video (NASDAQ: GOOG) site by searching for "LiveNation".

Los Angeles-based Live Nation (NYSE: LYV) is a live event and venue management company. It owns, operates and/or has booking rights for 153 venues worldwide and produced more than 29,500 events in 2005.