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http://www.crankygeeks.com/2008/08/epis ... mpic_1.php

They seem to think it's no big deal even though they cite a survey that showed 55% of people trying to view it online had problems. Even the EFF guy didn't make much of it, and sort of agreed that it's really NBC's fault, and Microsoft is not to blame. Dvorak also predicts that in response to Silverlight, Adobe will retaliate by porting Photoshop over to Linux. His next column will be about that. What a moron!

Our very own Pat wrote about this actually, so moonlight was a giant waste of time


http://pdavila.homelinux.org:8080/blog/?p=302

greggh wrote:http://www.crankygeeks.com/2008/08/epis ... mpic_1.php

They seem to think it's no big deal even though they cite a survey that showed 55% of people trying to view it online had problems. Even the EFF guy didn't make much of it, and sort of agreed that it's really NBC's fault, and Microsoft is not to blame. Dvorak also predicts that in response to Silverlight, Adobe will retaliate by porting Photoshop over to Linux. His next column will be about that. What a moron!

(MS)NBC NBC is part of Microsoft. Microsoft still bears responsibility for not seeing the implantation done correctly. One of the reasons the news media will not take them to task. Microsoft needs to divest itself of nbc so the truth will come out. On the local NBC news here, before a story gets mentioned about Microsoft they issue a disclaimer stating that they are affiliated with Microsoft by virtue of the ms/nbc union. Though they have not done it recently. We need to get all the linux geeks to contact the fcc and raise the dead about this issue. http://www.fcc.gov/

eddie wrote:

greggh wrote:http://www.crankygeeks.com/2008/08/epis ... mpic_1.php

They seem to think it's no big deal even though they cite a survey that showed 55% of people trying to view it online had problems. Even the EFF guy didn't make much of it, and sort of agreed that it's really NBC's fault, and Microsoft is not to blame. Dvorak also predicts that in response to Silverlight, Adobe will retaliate by porting Photoshop over to Linux. His next column will be about that. What a moron!

(MS)NBC NBC is part of Microsoft. Microsoft still bears responsibility for not seeing the implantation done correctly. One of the reasons the news media will not take them to task. Microsoft needs to divest itself of nbc so the truth will come out. On the local NBC news here, before a story gets mentioned about Microsoft they issue a disclaimer stating that they are affiliated with Microsoft by virtue of the ms/nbc union. Though they have not done it recently. We need to get all the linux geeks to contact the fcc and raise the dead about this issue. http://www.fcc.gov/

I thought just MSNBC is a joint venture between NBC & Microsoft. General Electric owns NBC.

greggh wrote:

eddie wrote:

greggh wrote:http://www.crankygeeks.com/2008/08/epis ... mpic_1.php

They seem to think it's no big deal even though they cite a survey that showed 55% of people trying to view it online had problems. Even the EFF guy didn't make much of it, and sort of agreed that it's really NBC's fault, and Microsoft is not to blame. Dvorak also predicts that in response to Silverlight, Adobe will retaliate by porting Photoshop over to Linux. His next column will be about that. What a moron!

(MS)NBC NBC is part of Microsoft. Microsoft still bears responsibility for not seeing the implantation done correctly. One of the reasons the news media will not take them to task. Microsoft needs to divest itself of nbc so the truth will come out. On the local NBC news here, before a story gets mentioned about Microsoft they issue a disclaimer stating that they are affiliated with Microsoft by virtue of the ms/nbc union. Though they have not done it recently. We need to get all the linux geeks to contact the fcc and raise the dead about this issue. http://www.fcc.gov/

I thought just MSNBC is a joint venture between NBC & Microsoft. General Electric owns NBC.

According to Wikipedia,

"Two partnerships with the name MSNBC were founded in 1996 by Microsoft and General Electric's NBC unit, which is now NBC Universal. Although Microsoft and NBC shared operations of MSNBC cable at its founding, it was announced on December 23, 2005, that NBC Universal would purchase a majority stake in the television network, which left Microsoft with 18%. The two companies remain 50-50 partners in msnbc.com. MSNBC, like sister channel CNBC, shares the NBC logo of a rainbow peacock."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSNBC