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Redmond To Show Off Hosting Wares

This week marks the HostingCon 2007 conference in Chicago, which, aside from serving as a forum for Microsoft to show off its application-hosting technologies, also sounds like something you might do if you invited a convicted felon over for dinner. (Get it? "Con," like convict? Never mind.)

Posted by Lee Pender on 07/25/2007 at 1:21 PM

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