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He's probably thinking that past sleazy behavior was driven by a need for revenue. The Microsoft purchase changes that. MS needs to protect it's reputation more
by wmil 10y ago
He's probably thinking that past sleazy behavior was driven by a need for revenue. The Microsoft purchase changes that. MS needs to protect it's reputation more than it needs revenue from Linkedin.
- wstrange 10y agoMicrosoft paid 26 Billion for Linkedin. I'm pretty sure they expect to extract revenue out of them.
- tkxxx7 10y agoThey paid for the largest professional social graph in existence. That is inherent value they can use to strengthen their own product line (or "synergy" or whatever term they've been using).
- dozzie 10y agoIf Microsoft felt it needs to protect its reputation, our industry wouldn't have the Windows 10 calamity (user tracking, advertising built into the very OS, and unsolicited auto-update to Win10).
- blahblah12 10y agoplz stop talking, k thnkz