Through his Live initiative, Ozzie is getting Redmond's programmers to embrace the Web. (
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Why did Toni Schneider leave a good job at Yahoo to dive back into the fray with blog-software maker Automattic? Once an entrepreneur, always an entrepreneur. (
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The discount brokerage pioneer got his namesake company back to the top by returning it to its roots. (
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Scott McNealy is giving away software to sell hardware. Will his razor-and-blades strategy put Sun Microsystems back at tech's cutting edge? (
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Google CEO Eric Schmidt gives us his golden rules for managing innovation. (
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Samsung Electronics CEO Jong-Yong Yun wants to dominate the digital world - inside and out. (
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Google's Omid Kordestani conjured a formula that took its sales to $3 billion. Now he's rethinking the world of advertising again. (
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NBC Universal CEO Bob Wright has put together all the pieces of the perfect media conglomerate. Will the Web tear it apart? (
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How do you get people to pay for a Web browser? Opera Software CEO Jon von Tetzchner found the answer by diving into wireless. (
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Bit by bit, Xerox CEO Anne Mulcahy is digitizing the copier company she helped save. (
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Silicon Valley veteran Mike Homer wants to move TV shows from the airwaves to the grid. If he succeeds, we'll never look at video the same way again. (
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EarthLink founder Sky Dayton helped connect our PCs to the Net. Now he wants to put Korea's version of wireless broadband on our cell phones. (
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Andy Bechtolsheim helped invent network computing. Now, back at Sun, he wants to reinvent it. (
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Synergy--who needs it? Not the CEO of InterActiveCorp, who's letting go of the online travel business to search for the next big thing. (
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Reuters CEO Tom Glocer wants to build an online broadcast network. Can the venerable newswire take on Fox and CNN? (
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The CEO of AT&T is on a mission to restore his company to greatness. His plan: Use the Internet to unplug the competition. (
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Erik Blachford controls half of the online travel market-and Barry Diller's Net ambitions are riding on his shoulders. So why is the CEO of IAC Travel so relaxed? (
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Scott Kriens of Juniper Networks makes the gear that keeps Internet traffic flowing--and he sees nothing but clear highway ahead. (
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SAP's Henning Kagermann says you'll soon run your business by remote control. Then you'll have no one to blame but yourself. (
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Don't like your car? In the future, says General Motors's Tony Scott, you'll just download a new one. (
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Morgan Stanley's Mary Meeker survived the boom and the bust. Now she's back--as are her top stock picks. (
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Twenty Years in, Michael Dell's Hair is a Little Grayer--but his Taste for Beating the Competition Remains as Strong as Ever. (
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TiVo's Mike Ramsay wants to plug viewers into more than cable and satellite--and bets his digital video recorder can make the connection. (
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