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BBC coverage of the latest IE bug
Saturday April 01 2006, @08:50AM
Letter to the BBC:
The latest bug in the Microsoft web browser "Internet Explorer" is unsurprising, and recieving plenty of coverage on your site. You go as far as pointing out "People trying out the Beta 2 version of Internet Explorer 7 are safe.", yet don't mention that people using Safari, Opera, Firefox etc. are safe. ABC advise the use of an alternative browser and so do Fox!. Is this because of the obvious partnership between Microsoft and the BBC, exemplified by Ashley Highfield and Bill Gates sharing a stange and the BBC's arch
ive only being available via Microsoft technology (many years ago you could listen to the BBC with a transiter, a few wires, and a magnet)
Makes me ashamed to work there. As usual comments are my own, nothing to do with the BBC etc.
The latest bug in the Microsoft web browser "Internet Explorer" is unsurprising, and recieving plenty of coverage on your site. You go as far as pointing out "People trying out the Beta 2 version of Internet Explorer 7 are safe.", yet don't mention that people using Safari, Opera, Firefox etc. are safe. ABC advise the use of an alternative browser and so do Fox!. Is this because of the obvious partnership between Microsoft and the BBC, exemplified by Ashley Highfield and Bill Gates sharing a stange and the BBC's arch
ive only being available via Microsoft technology (many years ago you could listen to the BBC with a transiter, a few wires, and a magnet)
Makes me ashamed to work there. As usual comments are my own, nothing to do with the BBC etc.
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