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technology markets.
InSoft was
bought by
Netscape in 1996, for a
value of $161 million.
Technology acquired by
Netscape from
Insoft included Communique...
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Rupert Thomson, 1988
Soft (band), an
American music group Soft (album), by Dan Bodan, 2014
Softs (album), by
Soft Machine, 1976 "
Soft", a song by Flo from...
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conferencing systems.
PLATO II, in 1961,
featured two
users at once. In 1992,
InSoft Inc.
launched Communique, a software-based Unix
teleconferencing product...
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Softly may
refer to:
Softly (Hank
Locklin album) or the
title track, 1968
Softly (Roseanna
Vitro album), 1993
Softly (Shirley Horn album), 1988 Softly...
- A
soft drink (see §
Terminology for
other names) is any water-based
flavored drink,
usually but not
necessarily carbonated, and
typically including added...
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Softly,
Softly may
refer to:
Softly,
Softly (TV series), a 1966–1969
British police drama series Softly,
Softly: Task Force, a 1969–1976
revamped version...
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Ubisoft Entertainment SA (/ˈjuːbisɒft/; French: [ybisɔft];
formerly Ubi
Soft Entertainment SA) is a
French video game
publisher headquartered in Saint-Mandé...
- Marketplace," is
devoted to the
story of
InSoft during the
early days of the Internet.
Following the
merger of
Insoft,
Harple served as
Senior Vice President...
- on
April 4, 1975, with
Gates as CEO, and
Allen suggested the name "Micro-
Soft",
short for micro-computer software. In
August 1977, the
company formed an...
- The
soft palate (also
known as the velum,
palatal velum, or
muscular palate) is, in mammals, the
soft tissue constituting the back of the roof of the...
