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Taking One for the Team: Microsoft Has to Change and the Departure of Bill Gates (AND Steve Ballmer) Is the Only Way to Assure Their Fortunes. Also, Net Neutrality Isn't What You Think It Is
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Critical Mass: It Doesn't Take an Einstein to Realize Why Microsoft Is Headed Down and Google Is Headed Up
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Killer Apps: For Apple's Windows Strategy to Work, It Must Replace Microsoft Office and Buy Adobe Systems
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Native Speaker: There May Be an End-run for Apple Around Windows After All
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Easy DOS It: Apple's Plan to Provide the Best Darned Windows Experience Anywhere -- Even Better Than Microsoft
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A Whole New Ball Game: Blame Dell for Window Vista's Latest Delay, but Blame Microsoft for Apple's Boot Camp
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Natural Deselection: Not Even Microsoft Will Last Forever, but They Plan to Try
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Stupid Microsoft Tricks: Why the Richest Company on Earth Feels it Needs to Cheat
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Stream on: How Microsoft, on the Brink of Defeat, Could Still Win the Streaming Video War
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SBC Wants Your Money: How I, Cringely Readers Can Overturn an Unpopular Patent
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What Lies Beneath: Why Microsoft Should Build Its Next Version of Windows on Top of Linux
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Caught in a .NET: Don't Expect Microsoft to Give Up One Weapon Without Acquiring Another — How .NET Assures the Continuation of Monopoly
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The Death of TCP/IP: Why the Age of Internet Innocence is Over
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Airplay: How a New Video Game Technology Just Might Change the Way We Network Our Homes and Offices
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Better Read Than Dead?: That Anti-virus Program May Be Helping Someone Else to Read Your E-mail
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The New New Bill Gates: A Revisionist Look at the Richest Man on Earth
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The 700 Club: That's How Many I, Cringely Readers Wanted to Share Their Ideas on Microsoft's Legal Situation
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Hit Me, Slap Me, Make Me Write Bad Code: Bob's Ten Point Plan for Civilizing Microsoft
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And Your Little Dog, Too: Judge Penfield Jackson Opens Up a Can of Whoop Ass on Microsoft but Misses a Few Points in the Process
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Let Them Eat Borscht: Maybe Russians Have Been Hacking DoD Servers After All, but It's Still Our Fault
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With a Name Like Smuckers: What Microsoft Learned (and the Department of Justice Didn't) From the Grocery Business
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Windows 2000, Users Zilch: The Y2K Disaster Parading as Microsoft's Windows NT Marketing Plan
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Of Mice and Microsoft: Linux Takes Another Step Forward While Steve Jobs Attempts Rodentophelia
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Check and Mate?: How Microsoft Just Might Beat the DOJ After All
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For Tomorrow We Comply: Why Microsoft's Competitors Should Be Merry, If Only for a Moment
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Microsoft and Me: How Microsoft Has Already Been Crippled by the Department of Justice
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iMac, therefore I am.: Get ready for problems with the new iMacs, but don't blame me
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The more things change, the more they stay the same: Why Microsoft isn't threatened by anything except nothing at all.
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