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 <description>On July 3rd, Ray Ozzie spoke to the 444 youthful competitors at the annual Imagine Cup competition held this year in Cairo, Egypt. Ozzie spoke about his own technology journey, the people who inspired him and the insight, the ah-ha, that set him on his mission to create collaboration software like Notes and Groove. Read more</description>
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 <title>Ballmer gets his new car delivered by Ford CEO </title>
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 <description>Perhaps its telling that Ford is selling so few cars these days, its CEO can personally deliver vehicles to high-tech big-shots like Microsoft&#039;s Steve Ballmer. Or maybe both CEOs just wanted an opportunity for a non-news photo op. 
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 <description>The question of whether a Computer Science degree is necessary when hiring an IT professional came up recently. Or is it simply the skills and experience that we are after? Or should we hire tech-savvy business majors who show the required aptitude? Let’s take a look…. Read more</description>
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 <title>Despite losing billions, Bill Gates is again the richest guy on Earth</title>
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 <description>Bill Gates lost $18 billion, but at a net worth of $40 billion he still regained his title as the richest man on Earth, according to Forbes ranking of the world&#039;s billionaires. Gates is followed by No. 2 seed Warren Buffett, who is worth $37 billion (and lost $25 billion).
The Forbes profile of Gates describes him in these words: Read more</description>
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 <description>No iPhones? No iPods?  No way! Read more</description>
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 <description>Bill Gates is advising President-elect Barack Obama that he should up  deficit spending to help the people hardest hit by current economic woes, reports the Washington Post. Gates met with the Post today as part of a trip to D.C. Read more</description>
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 <description>Microsoft&#039;s $33 per share offer for Yahoo! is looking pretty darn good after their close today at $10.63 today. And while Microsoft&#039;s stock price has taken a beating right along with everyone else, they&#039;ve tracked pretty close to the Dow&#039;s fall, where the same can&#039;t be said for Yahoo. Yahoo&#039;s stockholders have taken an even steeper ride down. Read more</description>
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 <description>Things have definitely changed at Microsoft, and it&#039;s clear Ray Ozzie is a big part of the reason for it. Microsoft seems to have a bit of a swagger again. Case in point, the comprehensive PDC announcements with Windows Azure, Windows 7, Live synchronization and Office apps in the cloud last week. Everyone expected Microsoft to drip and drop little pieces of the cloud strategy out to us at PDC, but...</description>
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 <description>So it looks like there won&#039;t be any more Bill and Jerry ads. The ad agency says this was the plan all along...which raises a couple of questions: First, was this a good way for Microsoft to spend $10M? Can anybody think of a better way Microsoft could have spent that money? A decent book explaining its PerfMon counters, perhaps? An online reference to which command-line utilities work with Server 2008...</description>
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 <title>Who the heck is Gates-chan?</title>
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 <description>Ok, I about busted a gut when a co-worker of mine brought this can of interesting food in for me from Akihabara.  The can of food is called Oden （おでん）.  As you can see from the following picture, there is an interesting little guy on the front whose name is Gates-chan.  Yes, that is supposed to be good old Bill Gates!        Not to be confused with a traditional Japanese food, these Oden...</description>
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 <description>Have you seen the new Microsoft ad on TV featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld? At the risk of taking it WAY too seriously, one could interpret it as being emblematic of some of the things that are wrong at Microsoft these days. First, it&#039;s impossible to figure out what the company is trying to say in this ad. This is a microcosm of the confusion in Microsoft&#039;s current product line. Server Core says...</description>
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 <title>Who knew: Seinfeld&#039;s still funny</title>
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 <description>One commenter on the official Microsoft Vista blog noted &quot;I found myself waiting to get the message&quot;. And that, my friends, is exactly the point! The blogosphere and even mainstream media is abuzz about the new Microsoft ads. Where are they going? What&#039;s the point? Why? Why ask why? I don&#039;t remember the last time people were buzzing this much about Microsoft!  Read more</description>
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 <description>I just watched the new Microsoft Seinfeld ad. I&#039;m stunned that it wasn&#039;t  a &quot;blown away&quot; kind of ad. So I have to ask myself, what&#039;s going on... what are  they doing with these ads? The commercial basically is this; Seinfeld see Gates  at a shoe store, goes in, tries to figure out what shoe size Gates wears,  advises him to shower with his shoes on, offers him a sugary churro treat, tells  him Microsoft...</description>
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 <title>From Mojave to Seinfeld: Microsoft goes from Trickery to WHAT????????</title>
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 <description>Keith Shaw my colleague at Network World posted an interesting piece today. The new ad campaign featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates has been released, see here.

It seems the first of the $300 million ($10 million going to Seinfeld) ad campaign dubbed &quot;Windows, not walls&quot; ads has hit...well a WALL.


In what I can only call the most confusing ad campaign ever, it features...</description>
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 <title>What the heck were they thinking - The Gates/Seinfeld commercial</title>
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 <description>I always thought that Microsoft was a pretty good marketing company, but after seeing the new Seinfeld/Gates commercial, I am beginning to have my doubts. I have watched the commercial a couple of times now looking for some kind of subliminal message or even the point that they are trying to make, but so far I am totally baffled as to what Microsoft was trying to do.
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 <description>Maybe it&#039;s because it&#039;s Friday and the &quot;hip factor&quot; part of my brain is turned off, but I just watched the new Microsoft ad featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld (see below).



Can someone explain the humor in this ad? Is this supposed to make me forget about Windows Vista? Is this supposed to stop me from buying a Mac? Or is this supposed to make me want to buy shoes? Remind me again how much...</description>
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 <description>Last week&#039;s news that Microsoft had signed on Jerry Seinfeld to star with Bill Gates in ads assuring us that all is well with Vista inspired me to head into the way back machine and look at some of the other celeb tech endorsements from years past (view slideshow here). Quite a collection....including this classic from Mr. T.   Read more</description>
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 <description>Microsoft has reportedly hired Jerry Seinfeld to bring in a big gun against Apple&#039;s stream of &quot;Mac vs. PC&quot; ads. 

Seinfeld will be paid $10 million, according to the reports, as part of a $300 million campaign.
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 <description>So now that Bill Gates is no longer running Microsoft what will happen with Microsoft&#039;s relationship with Apple? The answer doesn&#039;t look too good for Mac faithfuls who actually want to use Microsoft software on Apple&#039;s hardware. Michael Goonan writing in Appletell.com is worried:  Read more</description>
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