Steven Sinofsky: Did he leave Microsoft, or was he pushed?
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In a rather unexpected shakeup, Steven Sinofsky – the head of Windows – has departed from Microsoft, effective immediately. As we reported this morning, he is succeeded by Julie Larson-Green (Sinofsky’s second-in-command and head of UX for Windows 7 and Windows 8), and Tami Reller – the Windows CFO – will see her role expand to encompass “the business of Windows.” The question on everyone’s lips, of course, is whether...
13 Nov 2012 by
Sebastian Anthony
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