White House Unplugged?
Did the Obama administration walk into a technological Dark Age or are the reports of a digital dearth at the White House simply over-stated drama? The truth, as always, probably lies somewhere in the middle.
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Bill Bows Out
After a week of taping the show I co-host for Discovery's Planet Green network (G Word, with me and SuChin Pak) I'm back in action here at CBS. But as I return to one job, Microsoft's co-founder Bill Gates is leaving his. Well, sort of. Friday is his last day as chief software architect, but he'll still remain chairman of the board and the company's largest shareholder. Plus, I'm sure he'll keep Steve Ballmer (Microsoft CEO) on speed dial.
May 28, 2008 12:34 PM 
It was a joy listening to Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer reminisce about the past as they sat on stage at the Wall Street Journal’s “All Things Digital Conference” in Carlsbad, California Tuesday night. Responding to questions from conference co-hosts Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, the two talked about the early days at Microsoft, their early worries about running out of money and their 28 year long working relationship at Microsoft.
Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer Reminisce
(CBS/Larry Magid)
April 11, 2007 3:02 PM 
I want to highlight a story on CBSNews.com that's important to anyone using a newer version of the Windows operating system, which I know is many of you. It outlines the critical nature of four new patches designed to fix serious security flaws.
Plugging The Holes
(CBS)
