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Students welcome law school prof's ban on laptops
Laptops may be a blessing for law students who take copious notes in class, but one law professor has banished them from his classroom, reports the Wall Street Journal Citing students lack of attention due to the many distractions offered on the Internet, Prof. David Cole is making his...
Tags: Education Technology
Blog posts 2007-04-10
Microsoft Windows Live VP to resign
Blake Irving, a Corporate Vice President in Microsofts Windows Live Platform group, is resigning his post, according to sources close to the company. Irving, a 15-year Microsoft veteran, is in charge of the back-end Live platform -- the datacenter, technical operations, advertising intelligence, security, identity, VOIP, mobile and application...
Tags: Corporate strategy, Office Live, Windows Live, Xbox Live
Blog posts 2007-03-02
Leaked Microsoft memo talks up Windows Live
BusinessWeek obtained an internal memo dated 7 March 2006 from David Cole, a Microsoft senior vice-president and head of MSN and the Personal Services Group. The memo outlines progress and goals for Windows Live in the coming year. Cole confirms what many of us suspected of Windows Live, that it's...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Live
Blog posts 2006-03-11
Microsoft Live no jive
Sorry for the delay. The Wi-Fi cut out during the event, which wasn’t good for blogging or the product demos. In any case, the question we have all been asking the last several months is whether Microsoft can pivot deeply into the services world, and catch up or get ahead...
Tags: Microsoft Corp., Ray Ozzie
Blog posts 2005-11-01
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