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In pictures: David Beckham chats with fans using Cisco and Yahoo
English football legend, David Beckham, has used Cisco telepresence technology to speak with fans from all over the world.
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Anyware Computer Accessories win ARN World Cup 2010
Welcome to Penalty Box, ARN's daily World Cup 2010 wrap.
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In Pictures: Ken and Maree's African adventure
From football matches to safaris, Ken and Maree Lowe from ASI Solutions took South Africa by storm. Here are some of the highlights.
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Anyware tackles Unisys
As the Anyware (Spain) team move into the finals stages, they come up against Unisys (Paraguay).
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