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CEO Steve Ballmer told financial analysts how much Microsoft expects to pour into its online effort in the coming years, but is coy when pressed on the company's strategy.
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JOHN C. KENNY
It's not like their doing this to make innovations, or because it interests them, it's to turn a profit and they will fail.
This company needs to quit being jealous, quit holding a grudge, quit trying to devour everything and get back to what it does best, making a kick ass operating system.
Hardly anyone wants to use Microsoft's search, and it's been that way for 10 years. Only dumb people and dinosaurs search through msn.
This company has a hard on for being the ultimate dominator. It better change, or it will be their demise.
- by troyallen July 28, 2008 12:32 PM PDT
- Fix the problems and i'll trust you.
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