Saturday, July 19, 2008 - Page updated at 02:00 a.m.

Tech Tracks Blog is now Microsoft Pri0
Maybe you've noticed that recent coverage on Tech Tracks has emphasized Microsoft. We're formalizing the Microsoft focus with a new name: Microsoft Pri0. That's Microspeak for top priority, and that's the news and observations you'll find from Seattle Times technology reporter Benjamin J. Romano. This week, he will bring you the latest on the video game industry live from the E3 Media and Business Summit in L.A.
Friday, July 18
Microsoft trims profit outlook
Google's 2Q earnings disappoint
Monday, July 14
It's Google's turn to sweat a bit | Brier Dudley
Sunday, July 13
Yahoo rejects Microsoft "take it or leave it" proposal
Monday, July 7
Microsoft grows eastward to tap Boston brainpower
Wednesday, July 2
Yahoo stock climbs on report of Microsoft's deal talks
Tuesday, July 1
Yahoo takes its defense against Icahn to investors
Monday, June 30
What's Bill Gates really like? That's a billion-dollar question | Brier Dudley
Most sales end today for Windows XP
Sunday, June 29
Gates looks toward leap into a different world
Microsoft stock "volatile" not flat, Ballmer says
Ballmer focusing on next big thing for Microsoft
Steve Ballmer talks about his buddy Bill, his golf game and basketball
Saturday, June 28
Microsoft says goodbye to Bill Gates
Friday, June 27
Gates' big-picture memos shaped Microsoft, changed tech world
Wednesday, June 25
Yahoo shares climb on Microsoft rumors
Monday, June 23
Google, Microsoft worry ad agencies

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