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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Opens 2012 Consumer Electronics Show

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Internet And Technology Leaders Address Web 2.0 Summit 2011

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Dick Costolo, John Donahoe, John Battelle, Mark Benioff, Sean Parker

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Microsoft Innovation Forum

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Microsoft Announces Skype Acquisition For 8.5 Billion

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Tony Bates, Neil Stevens, Kurt DelBene

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For Microsoft’s Last CES Keynote, Ballmer Hawks Windows 8, Kinect

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For Microsoft39s Last CES Keynote , Ballmer Hawks Windows 8 , Kinect For Microsoft39s Last CES Keynote , Ballmer Hawks Windows 8 , Kinect . FOR MICROSOFT39S LAST CES KEYNOTE , BALLMER HAWKS . Headlines, January 10, 2012 5:32 0 Comments. For Microsoft39s Last CES Keynote, Ballmer Hawks Windows 8, Kinect PCWorld. Sydney Morning Herald For Microsoft39s Last CES Keynote, Ballmer Hawks Windows 8, Kinect PCWorld. For Microsoftaposs last CES keynote, Ballmer hawks Windows 8, Kinect – Australian PC...Read Full Story

Bill Gates Considering Microsoft Comeback?

By Shadowon on | From skuggen.com

The former Microsoft boss Bill Gates is considering making a comeback to Microsoft, according to Fortune . This would mean that the current Microsoft boss, Steve Ballmer , will have to give up the throne to make room for Gates. This information has been leaked from one of Fortune’s sources, who claim to have firsthand knowledge. Should Bill Gates make a comeback, he would not be the first in the industry to do so. Steve Jobs ‘s history is probably the most known, when he took control of...Read Full Story

Bloomberg profiles Steve Ballmer, doesn't find a monkey boy

By frivoliti on | From frivoliti.com

It was nice seeing a downright giddy Steve Ballmer "bro down" with Ryan Seacrest (of Dick Clark's Rockin' New Years Eve with Ryan Seacrest fame) at Microsoft's final CES keynote . The presentation didn't break any huge stories, but it did give us a nice look back on the company's relationship with the show over the years. Of course, if you're a true Ballmer fan, one liveblog is not nearly enough to get you through the week. In that case, be sure to check out the Bloomberg Businessweek profile...Read Full Story

Keynote Speech Decision Raises Public Speaking Questions

By peterbowler on | From timetomarket.co.uk

Steve Ballmer, CEO Microsoft A company’s decision to attend this show or that show is typically dissected by competitors, distributors and the media looking for clues and signals. And the same is true when a company chooses not to participate in a keynote speech . The hunt for clues and signals begins. This time it’s Microsoft’s decision not to speak at the Consumer Electronics Show 2013 that’s being dissected by one and all. Microsoft has given the keynote speech at the industry’s pre...Read Full Story

Ballmer's Final CES Keynote: "Nothing is More Important at Microsoft than Windows" - PC Magazine

By latestbusinessreport on | From latestbusinessreport.com

USA TODAY Ballmer's Final CES Keynote: "Nothing is More Important at Microsoft than Windows" PC Magazine By Michael J. Miller At Microsoft's final keynote—a string that stretches back to 1998—CEO Steve Ballmer focused on Windows Phone, Windows 8, and the Metro interface. He showed some new applications and notebooks, and announced that Kinect will be ... For Microsoft's last CES keynote, Ballmer hawks Windows 8, Kinect Computerworld CES 2012: Day 1 preview Washington Post Ballmer everywhere...Read Full Story

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The vision thing: Are you Steve Jobs or Steve Ballmer?

What's wrong with Steve Ballmer? Is it the same as what was wrong with Research in Motion's semi-departed co-CEOs, Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie? Does RIM's new CEO, Thorsten Heins, share the problem? How about Steve Jobs's successor, Tim Cook?

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The smartphone wars and the end of Steve Ballmer. Maybe Microsoft.

The smartphone wars are a global, multi-trillion-dollar decade long fight. We are in year 4. Meaning...much will happen, much will change and no one, no platform, no device, no company can yet be declared the winner. But Microsoft continues to look like it ...

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Is Steve Ballmer a better leader for Microsoft than Bill Gates had been?

The Business Insider today has a provocative article arguing that Steve Ballmer has made Microsoft a better company after the departure of Bill Gates. Is the article on-target or off-base? Is Steve Ballmer really a better leader than Bill Gates? read more

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