„Leyrers Online Pamphlet“ ist die persönliche Website von mir, Martin m³ Leyrer. Die hier veröffentlichten Beiträge spiegeln meine Ideen, Interessen, meinen Humor und fallweise auch mein Leben wider.
The postings on this site are my own and do not represent the positions, strategies or opinions of any former, current or future employer of mine.
Rückmeldung / Feedback
About Me
RSS Feed
Search the site:
Tag cloud:
2007,
a-trust,
a.trust,
accessability,
acta,
advent,
age,
amazon,
ankündigung,
apache,
apple,
audio,
austria,
backup,
bba,
big brother awards,
birthday,
blog,
blogging,
book,
books,
browser,
Browser_-_Firefox,
buch,
bürgerkarte,
cars,
cartoon,
cfp,
christmas,
cloud,
computer,
concert,
conference,
copyright,
date,
datenschutz,
debian,
delicious,
demokratie,
design,
desktop,
deutsch,
deutschland,
developer,
digitalks,
dilbert,
disobay,
dna,
dns,
Doctor Who,
documentation,
domino,
Domino,
download,
drm,
dvd,
e-card,
e-government,
e-mail,
E71,
Ein_Tag_im_Leben,
email,
eu,
event,
exchange,
Extensions,
fail,
feedback,
film,
firefox,
flightexpress,
food,
foto,
fsfe,
fun,
future,
games,
gaming,
geek,
geld,
gleichberechtigung,
google,
graz,
grüne,
hack,
hacker,
handy,
hardware,
history,
howto,
hp,
html,
humor,
ibm,
IBM,
ical,
image,
innovation,
intel,
internet,
internet explorer,
iphone,
ipod,
isp,
IT,
it,
java,
javascript,
job,
journalismus,
keyboard,
knowledge,
konzert,
language,
laptop,
law,
lego,
lenovo,
life,
links,
linux,
Linux,
linuxwochen,
linuxwochenende,
living,
london,
lost+found,
Lotus,
lotus,
Lotus Notes,
lotus notes,
LotusNotes,
lotusnotes,
Lotusphere,
lotusphere,
Lotusphere2006,
lotusphere2007,
lotusphere2008,
Lotusphere2008,
lustig,
m3_bei_der_Arbeit,
mac,
mail,
marketing,
mathematik,
media,
medien,
metalab,
Microsoft,
microsoft,
mITtendrin,
mobile,
mood,
movie,
mp3,
multimedia,
music,
musik,
männer,
netwatcher,
network,
news,
nokia,
notes,
Notes,
Notes+Domino,
office,
online,
OOXML,
openoffice,
opensource,
orf,
orlando,
patents,
pc,
pdf,
perl,
personal,
php,
picture,
pictures,
podcast,
politics,
politik,
press,
presse,
privacy,
privatsphäre,
programming,
protest,
qtalk,
quintessenz,
quote,
quotes,
radio,
rant,
recherche,
recht,
release,
review,
rezension,
rss,
science,
search,
security,
server,
sf,
Show-n-tell thursday,
sicherheit,
silverlight,
SnTT,
social media,
software,
sony,
space,
spam,
sprache,
spö,
ssh,
standards,
storage,
story,
stupid,
summerspecial,
sun,
sysadmin,
technology,
theme,
thinkpad,
tip,
tipp,
tools,
topgear,
torrent,
travel,
truth,
tv,
twitter,
ubuntu,
uk,
unix,
update,
usa,
vds,
video,
videoüberwachung,
vienna,
vim,
Vim,
vista,
vorratsdatenspeicherung,
wahl,
wcm,
web,
web 2.0,
web2.0,
web20,
Web20,
webdesign,
werbung,
wien,
wikileaks,
windows,
windows 7,
wired,
wishlist,
wissen,
Wissen_ist_Macht,
wlan,
work,
wow,
wtf,
wunschzettel,
Wunschzettel,
www,
xbox,
xml,
xp,
zensur,
zukunft,
zune,
österreich,
övp,
übersetzung,
überwachung
Webtermine.at
Blogroll
Supported Sites/Ideas
Microsoft still doesn't get the Internet
Microsoft is not very good at covering up its own mistakes. Do they really think, they can get away with a note saying This press release has been edited since original publication.
? Not in todays world.
The current press release regarding „Microsoft Makes It Easier for Organizations to Transition to Its Unified Communications and Collaboration Platform” reads:
More and more companies worldwide are making the strategic business decision to move to Microsofts unified communication and collaboration platform because of its integrated set of capabilities as well as new innovations including support for wikis, Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds, blogs, social networking tools, unified messaging and voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) integration.
But the
original version stated:
More and more companies worldwide are making the strategic business decision to move to Microsoft’s unified communication and collaboration platform because of its integrated set of capabilities as well as new innovations including support for wikis, Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds, blogs, social networking tools, unified messaging and voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) integration. Microsoft represented 52 percent of the integrated collaborative environments market revenue in 2005, and experienced double-digit growth year over year the two years before (indicating 2004 and 2003), according to analyst firm IDC.
Strange, that they pulled that sentence, as there seems to be no report by IDC on „the integrated collaborative environments market”.
Dear Microsoft, YOU CAN NOT CONTROL THE INTERNET. What happens on the Internet/WWW, stays on the Internet/WWW. Period!
Tagged as: cover-up, media, microsoft, mITtendrin, rant
| Author: Martin Leyrer
[Montag, 20070129, 03:28 | permanent link | 0 Kommentar(e)
Comments are closed for this story.