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Rogers-Yahoo integrates safety suite

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Rogers Cable and Yahoo have announced the launch of the first integrated suite of safety and security tools available to Rogers Yahoo Hi-Speed Internet customers at no additional charge. Rogers Yahoo Hi-Speed Internet is designed to provide a security software suite including PC Anti-Virus to all of its customers.

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