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Microsoft's massive ad campaign is shifting away from the Microsoft chairman and comedian's dual act, but the company insists it's part of a planned shift to focusing on the products.
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- by Maccess September 22, 2008 3:02 AM PDT
- Umm, yeah. That was, and always has been, the plan. Windows has ninety percent market share (it's IBM compatible PCs that have 90% market share--too bad, nowadays people run different flavors of Windows, x86 linux, Solaris, BSD, and, on those IBM compatibles made by Apple--Intel Macs, they run Mac OS X). Apple should just re-run the 1984 commercial, it will still be just as effective as it was back then.
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