Yahoo to acquire e-mail software maker Zimbra (Los Angeles Times)
Yahoo Inc. said Monday that it would buy e-mail software maker Zimbra Inc. for about $350 million. ...more...Yahoo to Buy Zimbra for $350M (San Francisco Chronicle)
Yahoo Inc. said Monday it would buy e-mail software maker Zimbra Inc. for about $350 million. Yahoo said Zimbra would help Yahoo expand its mail offerings and raise the Internet company's presence in businesses and universities by enabling them to host... ...more... Yahoo to buy private software developer Zimbra for US$350 million (CP via Yahoo! Canada News)
SUNNYVALE, Calif. (AP) - Yahoo Inc. said Monday it would buy e-mail software maker Zimbra Inc. for about US$350 million....more... Yahoo To Purchase San Mateo-Based Zimbra For $350M (CBS 5 Bay Area)
Yahoo Inc. said Monday it would buy e-mail software maker Zimbra Inc. for about $350 million. Yahoo Stock Quotes & Company News ...more... Yahoo pays $350m for email firm (Australian IT)
YAHOO said it would buy email software maker Zimbra for about $US350 million ($420 million)....more... Yahoo to buy Zimbra for $350M (FinanzNachrichten)
SUNNYVALE, Calif. (AP) - Yahoo Inc. ( Nachrichten ) said Monday it would buy e-mail software maker Zimbra Inc. for about $350 million....more... Behind One Author's Name, The Work Of Many (Arts Journal)
"When Thomas Carlyle spoke of 'the difficulties of a book, of getting it done, of reducing chaos to order' he wasn't kidding. Books don't just happen. They are the result of the will to publish an individual's writings, thoughts and ideas....more... The West End's (Wrongheaded) American Addiction (Arts Journal)
"Broadway seems to get whole hosts of British theatre talents, whether they are well known or not. Why, then, isn't the London theatre seeing more American actors of this ilk - the ones who have paid their dues without necessarily becoming a household name via TV or film?"...more... The Best-selling Author Who's Dead (Arts Journal)
Robert Ludlum was a hugely successful author when he died in 2001. "By the time of his death in 2001, he had sold 210 million books - a figure only exceeded by J.K. Rowling." But "in the years since his death, 12 new works bearing his name have hit the bookshelves and beach-towels of the world."...more... |