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Longtime Microsoft-centric journalist and blogger Paul Thurrott has left Supersite for Windows, and the website he founded sixteen years ago, and its sister site Windows IT Pro, for reasons explained in his farewell post. The sites (the former of which is still branded 'Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows' for now, but that will surely change) will be maintained by a staff of journalists employed by Penton, an information services conglomerate.
Thurrott's new site, thurrott.com, went live on January 17 with a photo of a coffee cup; the site's tab headings indicate a continuation of the Microsoft focus, but the tag "News & Analysis for Tech Enthusiasts" leaves the door open for broader coverage. Thurrott has also signed on as a contributor to Petri IT Knowledgebase; the timing of the move was not coincidental:
So when Blue Whale Web Managing Partner George Coll and I had the opportunity to bring Paul aboard as a contributor to the Petri IT Knowledgebase and to partner with him to launch an all-new tech website at Thurrott.com, we jumped at the chance.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday January 18 2015, @03:12PM
and what politician runs for office proclaiming they are going to extend and expand copy protection laws and lengths? That would be a sure way to lose an election. It seems like politicians, once elected, take all sorts of pro-corporate stances against the public interest that they never told the public they were going to do when running for office. Where is the honesty there? If they were honest they would have let the public know what they planned to do before getting elected and told us about their pro-corporate position ahead of time. but most politicians are crooks.