SkyDrive users can now share Office documents with anyone

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February 09, 2013

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SkyDrive users can now share Office documents with anyone

Microsoft has tweaked its online collaboration so that people can view and edit your Office documents without a Microsoft account.

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Google touts benefits of WebP image format

Switching just one Google site to its own image format saves the company terabytes of network traffic a day. Maybe showing it off will help it find some allies, too.

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AOL revenue rises for first time in eight years

The company saw its fourth-quarter sales nearly reach $600 million, up from $576 million a year ago.

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Amazon, Overstock argue in NY court against sales tax demand

The two retailers are trying to convince a New York judge that forcing them to collect state sales tax is unconstitutional.

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Why Amazon's virtual coins raise my hackles

Amazon is excited about its virtual currency coming in May. But CNET News' Stephen Shankland is concerned about sacrificing the flexibility of real-world money and other potential pitfalls.

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Amazon patents way for you to sell your digital items

A newly awarded Amazon patent could open the door to an electronic marketplace where consumers can sell digital goods to each other.

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