TechFlash Summer BBQ: July 23
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- Bing Travel back, 36 hours later
- Web sites creep back after Seattle fire, but Bing Travel still down
- Latest on data center 'incident'
- TV station forced to go old school after fire at Seattle's Fisher Plaza
- How one CTO avoided a Web site disaster after data center fire
- Seattle data center fire knocks out Bing Travel, other Web sites
- How Detroit's problems could open new doors for Microsoft
- Seattle data center fire knocks out Bing Travel, other Web sites
- Behind the scenes with the team behind those scenes at Bing.com
- How one CTO avoided a Web site disaster after data center fire
- Latest on data center 'incident'
- Microsoft's sidewalk memorial to Encarta, Money and other fossils
- Microsoft plans to fold enthusiast sites into overhauled 'Channel 9'
- Leaping from Windows XP to 7? Some important stuff to consider
- Behind the scenes with the team behind those scenes at Bing.com
- Seattle data center fire knocks out Bing Travel, other Web sites
- Thirteen key characteristics of a great startup culture
- Amazon dumps Hawaii affiliates as sales tax battle escalates
- Details: Microsoft's Windows 7 price cuts, upgrade promotions
- Seattle data center fire knocks out Bing Travel, other Web sites (36)
- Amazon cuts off Rhode Island affiliates over sales tax issue (20)
- Microsoft cuts not even a 'hiccup,' Seattle tech leaders optimistic (18)
- Rundown: How Microsoft will try to recapture its mobile mojo (15)
- Niftybrick attacks Loopt and Whrrl with HeyWay iPhone app (8)
- Latest on data center 'incident' (8)
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The longtime leader of ZymoGenetics -- Seattle's biggest biotech company -- is stepping down on January 2. In a press release, outgoing CEO Bruce Carter said "it is sad to leave, but all organizations are invigorated by new blood." He will be replaced by president Douglas Williams, the former head of discovery research at Immunex.
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