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Articles in Sept 27, 1999 issue of Computergram International

• Callserve Unveils Consumer Voice Over IP Service
• Intraware to Sell HP, Novell, Macromedia Apps; Goes Euro >By William Fellows
• Ballmer's Comments Lead Microsoft Shares Down
• Stalled Thai Wafer Fab May Be Revived
• Baan Continues Positive Messages >By Simon Hodgson
• IBM Unveils Mainframe Unix It Should Have Built Years Ago >By Timothy Prickett Morgan
• IBM Wins Australian Govt Outsourcing Deal
• Intel Expected to Delay Camino Roll-Out Once Again
• CMGI and CyberWorks in $350m Share Swap
• E-Stamp Versus Stamps.com: Let the Battle Commence
• NZ's Magnesium Has Technology for Lightweight Laptops
• Integrated Systems in Pact With Japanese Chip Makers
• SAP Changes CRM Strategy to Fit mySAP
• Shaheen Sees Big Payday for Move to Webvan
• OrderTrust Will Enable Merchants to 'Cherry-Pick' Products >By Nick Patience
• MDIS Turns to Packaged E-commerce Software
• Manchester Equipment Net Income Doubles in Q4
• Sonera Extends Its Content Aggregation Service to Holland
• SDL Opens Up Web Translation Market >By Simon Hodgson
• Solaris 8 Marks End of the Big Bag OS Upgrades, Says Sun
• Siebel Tops Silicon Valley Fast 50 List
• ODI Unveils ObjectStore for EJB
• Dutch Firm Metron Files for $58m US IPO
• AOL to Take "Free PC" to Germany by Xmas
• IBM Distributed Shared Memory Plans Uncovered >By William Fellows
• Security First Pays $166m for VerticalOne
• Red Hat Expands Internationally, Plots Strategy >By Timothy Prickett Morgan
• IBM Pushes Software Subscription for AIX >BY TImothy Prickett Morgan
• Net IPO Rollercoaster Rolls On
• Optibase Charts Path to Its Media Gateway
• Cable & Wireless in Asian Internet Venture
• Unisys Acquires Financial Software House TechHackers
• Intel Faces 2M Chip Order Cancellation