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businessinsider.com - 3/3/2009

Microsoft Planning Ad-Supported Model For Office 14

— businessinsider.com — An ad-supported Microsoft Office 14? That's what Microsoft Business Division Chief Stephen Elop said was coming at... a presentation to analysts at the Morgan Stanley Technology conference today. It's an anti-piracy initiative. Here's Stephen ... (more) Microsoft Planning Ad-Supported Model For Office 14

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venturebeat.com - 3/2/2009

This is the Microsoft I want to see

— venturebeat.com — People sometimes ask me why I dislike Microsoft. The answer is simple: I don’t — I’ve just... been disappointed with much of what it has done in the past decade. This disappointment stems from the 1990s, when I was a big fan of many Microsoft ... (more) This is the Microsoft I want to see

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businessinsider.com - 3/10/2009

Microsoft: No 'Real Time Search' In Kumo

— businessinsider.com — "Real time search" services like search.twitter.com may be all the rage among tech pundits these days, but... there's one place you shouldn't expect to see the technology deployed: Microsoft's (MSFT) soon-to-be-relaunched search engine Kumo (or ... (more) Microsoft: No 'Real Time Search' In Kumo

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Microsoft’s Illusion: Netbook & Linux Threats Can be Neutralized
The Mac Observer — ... memo on investments or using Twitter. As a result, it's sensible for PC companies to ask themselves the classic business question: "Am I in the PC business, or am I in the communication business?" Attacking a Business Model with Technology A sian companies like Acer, Asus and MSI as well as Apple figured this out before Microsoft did. John Dvorak recently pointed out, with well constructed logic, what's going on as the netbook presents the user with a financial and technical solution that will forever undermine Microsoft's business model. That's exactly why, in a recent ...