Rupert and Charles examine the form in next year's heavyweight tech industry bouts, and predict who will hit the jackpot and who will hit the canvas.
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Dialogue Box 7.8: Winners and losers in 2010
Rupert and Charles examine the form in next year's heavyweight tech industry bouts, and predict who will hit the jackpot and who will hit the canvas
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