<![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives]]> or Quantum Link... ;)

Torley

]]> <![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives]]> Maybe CompuServe is available too..

OaklandTechie

]]> <![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives]]> That touch-screen coffe table is bull$hit. My kid is always leaving crap on the coffee table. I'm gonna somehow put together yet another PowerPoint with that mess? Microsoft might as well bring back the SPOT watches. It's over, MS.

BobDope

]]> <![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives]]> @macbeach: That's why Prodigy is such a good buy for Microsoft. Then they'd have new content for their marvelous touch-screen coffee table.

googoobaby

]]> <![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives]]> Prodigy still exists?!

Hilarious. I was a beta tester in Washington DC. I'm sure the only thing that remains of the service is the name, but that goes to show that in some cases, that's all that matters to these companies... run by people who wouldn't recognize good technology if it bit them in the ass.

macbeach

]]> <![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives]]> Microsoft should buy AOL then drop the AOL name.

Mr. E.

]]> <![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives]]> @nycaviation: Hey, video.msn.com actually serves up pretty good looking content (waaay higher quality than YouTube). If you don't believe me check out my YouTube versus MSN Video shootout at [greenscreencinema.com]

WagCurious

]]> <![CDATA[Ballmer eyes Facebook, AOL and MySpace as alternatives]]> If Microsoft really wants a decrepit 1990s Internet brand name cheap, it could probably get Prodigy from AT&T for a lot less than $10 billion.

They already have one, it's called MSN.

nycaviation

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