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Ray Ozzie, the creator of ground-breaking software such as Lotus Notes and Groove, has been anything but a hit at Microsoft. Full Article at PC World
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Microsoft had a busy week, one that saw the launch of its new mobile operating system, Windows Mobile 6.5. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer used a European trip to downplay Windows 7 ahead of the much-anticipated operating systems Oct. 22 release. Full Article at eWeek
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Software Architect Ozzie launches research group charged with extending Microsoft's reach into social networking technology. Microsoft has created a research group to look into how the company can extend its reach into social networking. Full Article at NetworkWorld
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Microsoft is throwing its considerable weight behind a new social computing lab under the auspices of Ray Ozzie, Microsoft's chief software architect, and managed by Lili Cheng, general manager of the company's Microsoft Research Creative Systems group,... Full Article at Channel Web
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Ray Ozzie is getting more social. No, the infrequent blogger and Microsoft's chief software architect has not decided to Twitter his every move. Full Article at Pakistan News.net
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