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Blog Post:
Ballmer on cloud computing
Eve Blakemore
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer recently outlined the company’s cloud computing strategy in a speech at the University of Washington in Seattle. The CEO described how from Windows Azure to Windows Live , Microsoft is embracing cloud technology. In fact, Ballmer said approximately 70 percent of people...
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15 Mar 2010
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Hide your real name in e-mail
Eve Blakemore
You and your kids might already know the dangers of sharing your e-mail address with people that you don’t know. But everyone who e-mails you might not know this. They could forward an e-mail message that you or your kids send, or add you or your kids to the recipient list of an e-mail message that...
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22 Jan 2009
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