July, 2009

Posted by Laura Ruby Director, Accessibility Policy and Standards In recent months there has been a lot of debate in Washington, D.C. about Government 2.0 , or the use of Web 2.0 technologies and social networking tools such as RSS feeds, blogs and...

Posted by Tony Hey Corporate Vice President, Microsoft Research Earlier today I had the opportunity to speak to many passionate members of the open source community at OSCON 2009 (short for ‘Open Source Convention’) in San Jose, Calif....

Posted by Teresa Carlson Vice President of U.S. Federal Government Sales (Cross-posted from the Microsoft FutureFed blog) The term “open” has many different connotations across the federal landscape. According to the president, open...

Posted by Horacio Gutierrez Corporate Vice President and Deputy General Counsel In the last few days Microsoft has made a number of announcements that reflect the pragmatic approach the company takes on intellectual property rights and open source...

Posted by Frank Torres Director, Consumer Affairs Washington, D.C. is always a busy place before Congress breaks for its summer recess. But even for the nation’s capital, the amount of activity currently happening around health care is extraordinary...