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MS CEO: Web 2.0 Apps Will Cut Prices, Piracy

usatoday.com — The Microsoft boss addressed an industry conference in Paris about an emerging generation of highly interactive Internet sites — collectively dubbed "Web 2.0" — that offer desktop-like functionality within the browser.

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  • netmancer, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1What I don't like about it is that they're hawking "subscription-based" applications. When I buy something, I want it in my hands (or on my local machine), where I OWN it. I have a feeling that most people feel the same way. Not only that, but look at tech issues, like outages or network downtime. There was a recent issue with one business-related "Internet app" that experienced downtime.. Can't remember the name of the app or company, but it caused a decent uproar.
  • stokestack, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1This is how out of touch Microsoft is. They actually think "Web 2.0" exists.

    MS is over.

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