List of Microsoft employees mentioned in Microsoft 2.0

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05/05/2008

I just finished reading Mary Jo Foley's new (unauthorized) book, Microsoft 2.0 : How Microsoft Plans to Stay Relevant in the Post Gates-Era.

Amusing Part #1 came for me when I read the forward which was written by Mini-Microsoft, in Mary Jo's words, Microsoft's most (in)famous internal blogger.

It's an entertaining read for me personally for a couple of reasons, like the fact that friends, colleagues, and other cool projects at Microsoft are mentioned (including me which was a complete surprise), and because Mary Jo has a much broader view of all of Microsoft than so many of us have and it's fascinating to hear Mary Jo's balanced views on what she thinks is in store for the future of Microsoft.

I'll post a more detailed review some time later, but as other folks might find this interesting, here's the list of current and former 'softies mentioned in the book in alphabetical order by first name:

Biggest shocks that weren't named in the book in some capacity

Lisa Brummel, Christopher Liddell, Paul Flessner, and Anders Hejlsberg

* Updated 5/6 to add Adam Barr who's blog was listed in the appendix on Mary Jo's short list

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Anonymous
May 06, 2008
There is a new book out called Microsoft 2.0: How to Stay Relevant in the Post Gates-Era written by Mary
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May 06, 2008
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Anonymous
July 23, 2008
Last night, I headed out to Malt and Vine to listen to Mary-Jo Foley speak about her new book Microsoft
Anonymous
July 23, 2008
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