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Microsoft, the Kings of Bloatware!!
M$, the king of bloated software, still integrating whatever features someone else has blindly in the hopes of looking innovative and cutting edge when they are anything but. The real problem I see here is that while twitter is one social networking component, it is hardly a viable source for marketing information in many industries; and there are just so many others that would be immensely more valuable. One might get the impression they even integrated Twitter specifically for no other reason then they saw Salesforce and CoTweet do it.
Posted by: Socratesfoot   Posted on: 07/10/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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I don't like Microsoft's new direction.  craiglleech | 07/10/09
And they continue to be almost exclusively business centric  Mikael_z | 07/10/09
New direction?  bmonsterman | 07/10/09
*sigh*  zkiwi | 07/10/09
I'm not paranoid  bmonsterman | 07/10/09
Study history then for a more reliable source  Mikael_z | 07/11/09
You're missing the point  bmonsterman | 07/12/09
No one cares about *YOU*  Macintoshtoffy | 07/12/09
Microsoft, the Kings of Bloatware!!  Socratesfoot | 07/10/09
Twitter? Facebook? UNIMs  JimiB | 07/11/09
Microsoft, the Kings of Bloatware!! (Agreed)  nataliehb | 07/13/09
Tired Of Twitter  VoiceOfLogic | 07/14/09
A Twitter client.  magallanes | 07/14/09

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