Get Off Microsoft

With Ozzie and Mundie at the helm, Microsoft is not likely to make its transition — from Office and Windows revenue streams to services — very quickly. While heaping praise on Ozzie for at least having a truly innovative past, let’s not forget that Mundie, and ultimately Ballmer, will remain “the voice of reason” in Redmond.

More reviews of Just Say No to Microsoft, including a review by Robert Scoble of Microsoft (Scobleizer).

Sample question: MS Office products are moving to xml in the next release; how will that affect compatability with other products?

My book, Just Say No to Microsoft, is just hitting the Web.

I’ll be speaking on Nov. 20 at the Berkeley Cybersalon 5-7 p.m. at The Hillside Club, 2286 Cedar St., Berkeley. The Cybersalon is a monthly panel discussion, open to the public, about the impact of technology of various aspects of society, such as privacy, public policy, education, and the distribution and creation of music. The […]

It’s no longer a mini-trend. Windows users are switching to the Mac. Some say it’s due to the success of the iPod; others say it’s due to malware problems with Windows.

Windows: it’s not your fault. But it is your problem.

News of my book Just Say No to Microsoft is hitting the Web.