Sunday, Sep 12, 2010 8:13 PM UTC
Microsoft Assists Russian Repression
Report: the software giant gave legal cover to Russian government tactics against dissenters
Report: the software giant gave legal cover to Russian government tactics against dissenters
If the investment bank wants to avoid further Senate hearing humiliation, it's going about it the wrong way
The company aims to steer customers at federal, state and local agencies away from Microsoft
Even as the company reports gangbuster profits, rumors swirl of resentment in the corporate ranks
The fees to run America Speaking Out, paid for by tax dollars, will go up as traffic to the site increases
Only U.S. business ranked higher in terms of market value is the Exxon Mobil Corporation
J Allard's parting e-mail is a passionate reminder of how new technology can mean more than just minting cash
While Google and Apple fight for the smartphone future, Ballmer shuffles deck-chairs
Summer revamp will attempt to compete with Gmail and Yahoo
Despite Steve Jobs' many triumphs, the answer is no. Total domination isn't as easy as it used to be
Microsoft and Rupert Murdoch scheme to roll back history, reduce consumer choice, and tame the wild Internet
A "code red cloud disaster"? Or something much more fiendish?
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