You might be thinking, isn't Outlook the software Microsoft Corp. makes for people to use email at work? Indeed it is, but Microsoft is now adopting that brand for personal, Web-based email services ...

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NEW YORK - Longtime users of Hotmail, MSN and other Microsoft email services have begun noticing a big change: When they sign in to check messages, they're sent to a new service called Outlook.com.

International Business Machines is launching a new offensive against Google and others in the email market, offering a Web-based service. Tom Ortuso has that story and more.

Microsoft is preparing to make changes to Hotmail, one of the first free Web-based email services that competes with Google's Gmail. MarketWatch's Ben Pimentel has details on The News Hub.

Mozilla has decided to launch a challenger to Gmail called Thundermail. The upstart is a web-based email service based on the open-source project Stalwart, according to technology site Thurrott. The ...

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AOL Inc. is a New York-based American web portal and online service provider. AOL Mail is a free web-based email service provided by AOL. AOL introduced NetMail in 1997, a web-based version of its ...