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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: on the internet
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Microsoft Tracking Newsgroups
http://news.com.com/2008-1082_3-5065298.html
Ever get the feeling your Usenet newsgroup list is being watched? By Microsoft? If so, consider yourself right. Thanks to the expertise of sociologist Marc Smith, Microsoft is keeping a close eye on newsgroups and other public e-mail lists, which it has identified as the Internet's undervalued "knowledge management application." In Microsoft's research and development labs, Smith has spent the past several years slicing and dicing data about messages and message authors in an ambitious effort to help people make sense of the newsgroup manifold--the hordes of know-it-alls, flame warriors, spammers and neophytes who, by Smith's estimate, last year numbered more than 100 million in the Usenet network of e-mail threads, or newsgroups.
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: The other side of Hell
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That's nothing new... Micro$oft has always stolen other peoples ideas and made $$$ from them.
or are they looking for theives? |
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