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Top 10 Microsoft stories of 2010
Microsoft is by far the biggest technology company in the Seattle area. So, it shouldn't come as a surprise that stories about the software titan drove the most traffic on TechFlash during 2010. Here's a look back at the most read Microsoft stories for 2010, including news of executive departures, challenges facing CEO Steve Ballmer and controversies about Kin.
Bach, Allard leaving Microsoft in big shift for consumer business
Windows Phone challenges us to pull our heads out of our phones
Q&A: Microsoft's Bach on his exit, and future of the company
Microsoft apologizes, edits Kin video after 'sexting' complaints
WA seeks new tax revenue from software, but not from Microsoft
Why Microsoft? Ballmer's reply to underwhelmed college student
Feathers fly over 'Angry Birds' teaser on Windows Phone site
Microsoft job cuts in the hundreds, scattered across the company
Previously on TechFlash: Top 10 Startup Stories of 2010. Top 10 Amazon stories of 2010.
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