pcmag.com - 10/11/2008
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More than twenty-five years ago, the very first issue of PC Magazine covered the work between IBM and Microsoft , work that originated in the first PC. In 1982, editor-in-chief Dave Bunnell sat down with Gates in the first of what would be several interviews over the years, culminating in the ...
gatesfoundation.org - 10/15/2008
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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation All Lives Have
Equal Value About Us Letter from Bill & Melinda
Gates Guiding Principles Leadership Annual Reports Financials Jobs Press Room Contact Us Programs & Partnerships Global Development Program Global Health ...
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updates.zdnet.com - 10/8/2008
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ZDNet Resources Microsoft Big Brains: Gary Flake Today
I am launching a new series, "Microsoft Big Brains."
Over the course of the coming weeks, I'll be profiling Microsoft's Technical Fellows -- the 22 or so individuals who are helping to fill ...
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positivespinmedia.com - 10/15/2008
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The truth about Apple and Minesweeper. As a
purveyor of minesweeper-like software, I felt it my duty
to investigate its roots, to gain a deeper understanding of the game that so nourishes my soul. My journey took me far and wide, hither and yon, IHOP ...
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Microsoft's 'Head Coach'
MacBytes.com —
... might be doing if Bill Gates hadn't offered him a job. (Some of PC Magazine Espa ol's questions have been edited for clarity.) PC MAGAZINE: Thank you. To start, what would have happened if you didn't accept the Bill Gates invitation to work for Microsoft 28 years ago? STEVE BALLMER: I think it's impossible to know. I think it would be a different place for sure. Might be bigger, might be smaller, might be more successful, might be less, but it would certainly be different. I think, you know, if you look at itthe skills and knowledge and capability that Bill brought ...
Microsoft's 'Head Coach'
MacBytes.com —
... might be doing if Bill Gates hadn't offered him a job. (Some of PC Magazine Espa ol's questions have been edited for clarity.) PC MAGAZINE: Thank you. To start, what would have happened if you didn't accept the Bill Gates invitation to work for Microsoft 28 years ago? STEVE BALLMER: I think it's impossible to know. I think it would be a different place for sure. Might be bigger, might be smaller, might be more successful, might be less, but it would certainly be different. I think, you know, if you look at itthe skills and knowledge and capability that Bill brought ...
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