Clueless reporters

[Zscoundrel]

I suspect it would look something like the traffic snarl in downtown 
Guangzhou!  No standards, no control, no movement and millions of people 
wasting huge chunks of their time trying to get anywhere!

The problem is that M$ learned long ago they can buy the I/T press very 
cheaply.  A few beads and trinkets and the members of the I/T press roll 
right over.  Eventually I/T reporting will be handled like any other 
specialty like sports or weather or world news and - I HOPE - the 
standards will start to improve.  

Duane Attaway wrote:

>On Mon, 10 Nov 2003, Brian Densmore wrote:
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>>http://news.com.com/2100-7784_3-5104541.html?tag=nefd_top 
>>Story about how Microsoft is coming close to creating a computer within
>>a computer using a VMware competitor they bought. Funny, I thought IBM
>>has been doing that exact thing for 20 years or more. they make it sound
>>as if Microsoft is groundbreaking or something.  Sheeesh.
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>Its all marketing.  If Microsoft made cars, getting around would be quite
>different today.
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