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February 21, 2008 5:31 AM
Big Microsoft announcement coming this morning, not about Yahoo
Posted by Benjamin J. Romano
Microsoft is holding a conference call later this morning with Chief Executive Steve Ballmer; Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie; Bob Muglia, senior vice president of the Server and Tools Business; and General Counsel Brad Smith.

Ballmer, chief executive.
Not clear exactly what the content will be, though the company's media alert says it will not be about the $45 billion offer for Yahoo, which "will not be discussed during this call."

Ozzie, chief software architect.
I'll have details here as soon as they're available.
What do you think they're going to say?

Smith, general counsel.
Posted by RoughNeck
8:48 AM, Feb 21, 2008
A reason for why their stock price hasn't moved in over 5 years.
Posted by Dizzle
8:53 AM, Feb 21, 2008
Something to do with the 360/HD DVD combo.
Posted by GamerFan10
8:53 AM, Feb 21, 2008
It is probably about netflix distribution over the xbox live network.
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Posted by EarsBleeding
8:34 AM, Feb 21, 2008
EESH! Turn down the volume on that music.