Microsoft era ending at Juniper

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Yahoo struggles under weight of long email outage North Korea embarks on Internet purge of executed official Network World Daily News PM December 13, 2013 Share this email Microsoft era ending at Juniper So it appears the Microsoft-style software emphasis and strategy for growth at Juniper is ending. With this week's sudden resignation of software chief Bob Muglia and the year-end retirement of CEO and fellow Microsoft alum Kevin Johnson, it's back to the hardware future at Juniper. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Yahoo struggles under weight of long email outage 2. North Korea embarks on Internet purge of executed official 3. iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending Dec. 12 4. Blazing Samsungs, or how not to handle a product return 5. EFF chides Google for pulling Android privacy feature 6. How will going private really change Dell? 7. Explaining 'digital life': A new measurement for mobile success 8. 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