I’ve been spending more and more time in the Web 2.0 world and immersing myself in more social networking applications. One of the most popular right now is twitter.
I got to thinking recently though about why it is Microsoft couldn’t develop an application like twitter?
I don’t think it’s because Microsoft doesn’t have any really outside of the box or creative thinkers. Would they have the possibility of it being more likely if they promoted and/or fostered the Google idea of having employees work on their own personal projects?
What if it were just because they’re Microsoft?
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I just added a new poll to the site, look over there on the right. It’s a question about piracy and whether or not companies (not just Microsoft) should have the right to actively go after piracy. The first “Yes” option includes Microsoft activity of actively interacting with already installed software on a users local machine. The second “Yes” option is more do whatever they can to stop piracy from being spread by people selling pirated software, i.e., get it before it’s installed. Once I’ve installed it, keep your hands out of my machine.