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Laters
September 05, 2008
I'm off to Sicily for a fortnight so there will be a temporary blog blackout.
To keep you on your toes, which UK-based enterprise search vendor will launch its open source technology on Wednesday 10th? Keep an eye on CBRonline.com to find out: I could tell you now but I'm under embargo.
UPDATE: The answer is Simplexo: more details here.
Missing you already. Source: christine592 on flickr, CC licence.
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