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I recently came across a post on Molly.com and she had published an interesting “rant” on an old 2005 Business Week article about Microsoft’s interesting (and somewhat naiive) claim to want to rule the web. In light of the massive “escapes” in Microsoft from its associates to other and/or better opportunities, Steve Ballmer,
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