Meet Mary Jo Foley

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Mary Jo Foley has been covering Microsoft since the early 1980s. Here she sits down with Maryam in the BlogHaus.

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  12. waterfall in the background is very cool? Come off it! I have had several USB TV sticks that have ability “put TV on the desktop” so that I have live TV in background of the desktop. It is no biggy!

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  14. Great interview Maryam. Mary Jo and her passionate focus on Microsoft is an interesting phenomenon in itself.

    Aside, the autoplay Cisco “reporting” (ad) at the end of each of the videos is annoying. I had a video running in background tab and tried to find which tab had the video playing — the static image threw me off.

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  15. Great interview Maryam. Mary Jo and her passionate focus on Microsoft is an interesting phenomenon in itself.

    Aside, the autoplay Cisco “reporting” (ad) at the end of each of the videos is annoying. I had a video running in background tab and tried to find which tab had the video playing — the static image threw me off.

    Like

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