On Feb 15, 10:01 am, Johnny Rocket <sinister.mid...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Feb 14, 5:54 pm, Roy Schestowitz <newsgro...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> > ____/ Johnny Rocket on Thursday 14 February 2008 15:02 : \____
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> > > On Feb 14, 9:20 am, Roy Schestowitz <newsgro...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> > >> ____/ Jerry McBride on Thursday 14 February 2008 11:48 : \____
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> > >> > Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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> > >> >> Microsoft's executive shuffle expected Thursday
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> > >> >> ,----[ Quote ]
> > >> >> | The move will see three top executives--including two prominent outside
> > >> >> | hires--out of a job. Leaving the company are: Senior Vice President
> > >> >> | Steven Berkowitz, the former Ask.com CEO who had been heading
> > >> >> | Microsoft's online services unit, and Mike Sievert, the former AT&T
> > >> >> | Wireless executive brought in to run Windows marketing. Both Sievert
> > >> >> | and Berkowitz had already seen some duties handed off to others at the
> > >> >> | company and their departures were largely expected.
> > >> >> |
> > >> >> | Also leaving is Pieter Knook, longtime head of Microsoft's Windows
> > >> >> | Mobile unit.
> > >> >> `----
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> > >>http://www.news.com/8301-13860_3-9871715-56.html?part=rss&subj=news&t...
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> > >> > Hmmm... are they being "put out" or are they fleeing like everyone else?
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> > >> It's a chain reaction, I think. It's not over yet. Microsoft is said to be
> > >> collapsing with people jumping from ship to ship not even realising what the
> > >> vancant (ditched) chair actually involves in terms of responsibility and
> > >> technical agenda. Microsoft even brought some executives from _outside_ the
> > >> company -- people without a clue at all.
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> > >> Even the CTO has come from the paper industry!
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> > >http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/exec/dvaskevitch/default.mspx
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> > > David Vaskevitch
> > > Senior Vice President, CTO
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> > > Vaskevitch joined Microsoft in 1986 as its first director of U.S.
> > > marketing, and applied business planning and market research
> > > techniques to revamp distribution, sales and broad-based channel
> > > marketing strategies. His four-year tenure in that position culminated
> > > in the launch of the popular Microsoft Windows 3.0 operating system
> > > and Microsoft Office products.
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> > > Before joining Microsoft, Vaskevitch started up the software division
> > > of 3Com Corp., planning and building the business for EtherMail and
> > > other software products.
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> > Who are you, "Johnny Rocket"? Does your momma, Mrs. Rocket, know that you're
> > calling people "idiot" for a slip? I meant to type CFO, but didn't proofread.
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> ALSO - So by your logic the CFO at Redhat is also "without a clue at
> all" because he was brought in from the outside. Before becoming the
> finance officer at Redhat he worked for a textile company, Burlington
> Industries.
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> Do yourself a favor and put a muzzle on those 'smart clever comments'
> of yours. You are neither smart nor clever and it simply makes you
> look like a ignorant jackass.
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> http://www.redhat.com/about/companyprofile/management/peters.html
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> Charlie Peters - Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
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> Charlie Peters brings to Red Hat over 30 years of financial leadership
> including 20 years in publicly traded companies. Peters formerly held
> the position of Chief Financial Officer with multi-national Burlington
> Industries.
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> Burlington Industries = Textile manufacturer, active in fashion wear,
> apparel, fabrics and carpets.
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> > ~~ Best of wishes
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> > Roy S. Schestowitz | Vista: as the reputation of "Longhorn" was muckedhttp://Schestowitz.com ;| GNU is Not UNIX | PGP-Key: 0x74572E8E
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Notice how Roy Schestowitz runs away like a scared coward the minute
actual facts are introduced.
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