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Office Live Goes Live

Office Live, a set of services to manage contacts, build Web sites and more, will end its beta and actually go live (or is that Live?) on Nov. 15 . If you can put up with a bunch of ads, the services are free. If you want more features and fewer intrusions, it'll cost you $20 a month -- still cheaper than HBO.

Posted by Doug Barney on November 08, 2006

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