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    Microsoft chairman and chief software architect, Bill Gates, detailed his vision to Australia this week. However, he didn't have it all his own way.

  • Democrats attack Gates' "charity"

    Australian Democrats lashed out at Microsoft chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates over local charity contributions announced as part of Gates' visit to Australia.

  • Pirated software bigger threat than open source: Gates

    Microsoft's chairman and chief software architect, Bill Gates, has labelled pirated software as a "tougher competitor" to his company than open-source software.

  • Ballmer on tight rein in Australia

    Microsoft chief executive officer Steve Ballmer is in Sydney to meet with key customers and partners, and give corporate executives the Redmond view of "innovation with impact".

  • Bill's back in Aust

    Bill's back. According to an e-mail from Microsoft's Sydney office, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates will be making the long flight down under in a couple of weeks' time.

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