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Microsoft takes shot at Google Apps, cuts Exchange Online price 50%; Exchange 2010: Five reasons why I'm upgrading Web Applications Alert NetworkWorld.com | Update Your Profile | Forward this to a Friend >>> Sponsored by IBM Information Agenda Assessment tool: The cost and complexity of managing increasing volumes of data and content can be overwhelming. Take the first step in discovering how to unlock the business value of information. Click to continue Spotlight Story Better video playback and font viewing I'm talking about video freezes – you know what it's like: You're watching the latest cute kitten video on YouTube and the playback pauses for a moment then resumes. Bad enough it does this at all but nope, it does this often, in fact, every few seconds. 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