This Week in Tech History 8-04-08 - Microsoft Saves Apple

Posted on: August 3, 2008


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The main computer went down this weekend and I am still in flux trying to fix. We still got out the 5 minute show although the quality of sound might not be what it usually is. I aplogogize for that.

We did find some great tech history: It was 11 years ago this week Microsoft bought stock in Apple to get them out of a small slump, Dmitry Sklyarov is released in 2001 and the World Wide Web project was leaked to the public.

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