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FatWire Software has acquired Infostoria, a provider of Web
2.0 collaboration and content sharing tools for the enterprise. Infostoria’s technology
enables single-click wiki creation and blogging, and offers an advanced content
integration platform to help organizations manage, find and securely share
content stored in disparate repositories.
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