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Microsoft shake-up
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Microsoft has just announced the departure of Platforms and Services division president Kevin Johnson and the reorganization of the division into two new business units, Windows/Windows Live and Online Services. Johnson, according to the Wall Street Journal, will be taking the helm at Juniper Networks, and the two new business unit heads will report directly to Steve Ballmer.

I was just listening to audio from Todd Bishop's Q&A with Mary Jo Foley last night in Redmond, in which she expressed a desire to see the company split up a bit... I am not sure this is what she had in mind but it is certainly a shake up for the most significant segment of the company.

Considering Ballmer's rather suspect decisions of late (the Yahoo deal most prominent among them) it's questionable as to whether it's a good idea for him to be directly involved at a