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"IloveMicrosoftandMicrosoftdidnotloseme"protestedRobertScoblealittletooloudlyonhisbloglastweekinabidtoendfeverishspeculationintheblogosphereaboutwhyexactlyhehaddecidedtoleaveMicrosoft.Thesoftwaregiant’s"technicalevangelist"Mr.Scoblehasbecomethebest-knownexampleofacorporateblogger.OnhisblogcalledScobleizerwhichhestartedin2000hewritesaboutMicrosoft’sproductsandhassometimescriticisedthemfiercely—therebybothestablishinghiscredibilityandbyitswillingnesstotoleratehimhelpingtohumanisehisemployer. Asblogging’sinfluencehasgrownsobasMr.Scoble’s—bothinsideandoutsideMicrosoft.LastyearafterhebloggedagainstMicrosoft’sdecisiontoabandonsupportforalawprohibitingdiscriminationagainstgaysthecompany’smanagersbackeddown.HehelpedwriteabookNakedConversations:HowBlogsAreChangingtheWayBusinessesTalkWithCustomerspublishedinJanuarythathasbecomeessentialreadingforanybosstryingtodefineanew-mediastrategyforhisbusiness. SowhyleaveMr.Scoblehasdeniedseveralofthetheoriescirculatingintheblogosphereincludingthathehadbecomefedupwithhavinghisexpenseschallengedorwithsharinganoffice;thatMicrosoftchallengedhisviewstoooften;thathehadbecomefrustrated;andthatthefirmhadnottriedhardenoughtokeephim.StillhisfriendDaveWineranotherbloggerdescribedMicrosoftasa"stiflingorganisation"beforeobservingthat"whenhefinallydecidedtoleaveit’sasifahugeweightcameoffhimandallofasuddentheoldScobleisback."HeviewsMr.Scoble’sdepartureasevidencethatMicrosofthasbeenunabletomovewiththetimes:"I’mgladtoseemyoldfrienddidn’tgodownwiththeship."Anotherbloggersaysthathisdepartureshowsthe"endofhonestblogging." Therealreasonmaybelesssinister—thoughtroublingforthegrowingnumberofemployersencouragingtheiremployeestobiog.Bloggingallowsstafftobuildapersonalbrandseparatefromthatoftheirfirm;iftheyaregoodatitandbuildupareadershipthatbrandmaybemorevaluabletothemelsewhere.Mr.ScobleisofftojoinPodTech.netarisingstarinvideopodcastingwhichisnowfarmorefashionablethanbloggingandpotentiallyfarmorelucrative.ItseemsthatMr.ScobleismostimpressedbyRocketboomoneofwhosefoundersAmandaCongdonissaidtobedrawing300000viewersadaytohervideoblogandisabouttostartchargingadvertisers$85000aweek—almostasmuchMr.Scobleisreportedassaying"asImadeinanentireyearworkingatMicrosoft." WhichistherealreasonforRobertScobletoleaveMicrosoft
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气的主要来源是
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ThesearetoughtimesforWal-MartAmerica’sbiggestretailer.Longaccusedof1small-townAmericamadcondemnedfortheselfishnessofitspaythecompanyhaslatelycomeunder2foritsmeannessoveremployees’health-carebenefits.Thechargeisarguably3:thefirm’shealthcoveragewhile4lessextensivethantheaverageforbigcompaniesisonequalterms5otherretailers’.Butbadpublicitycoupledwithrisingcostshas6theBentonvillegianttoaction.WalMartismakingchangesthatshouldshiftthegroundinAmerica’shealthcaredebate. One7istoreducethepricesofmanygenericorout-of-patentprescriptiondrugs.Wal-Mart’scriticsdismissthemoveasapublicity8.Thelistofdrugsincludesonly143differentmedicinesandexcludesmanypopulargroup.Truebutshort-sighted.Wal-Marthas9retailingbyusingitssizetosqueezesuppliersand10thegainsontoconsumers.Itcould11thesamewithdrugs.A"Wal-Marteffect"indrugswillnotsolveAmerica’shealth-costsproblem:groupaccountforonlyasmallshareofdrugcostswhichinturnmake12only10%ofoverallhealthspending.Butitwould13. Thefirm’sotherinitiativeismore14.Wal-Martisjoiningthesmallbutfast-growinggroupofemployers15arecontrollingcostsbyshiftingtohealthinsurancewithhighdeductibles. Earlyevidence16theseplansdohelpfirmscontrolthecostofhealthinsurance.Butcriticssaythatthesavingsare17.Theyarguethattheplansshiftcoststosickerworkersdiscouragepreventativecareandwillanywaydolittleto18overallhealthspending19mostofthe$2trillionthatAmerica20healthcareeachyeargoestopeoplewithmultiplechronicdiseases. Readthefollowingtext.ChoosethebestwordsforeachnumberedblankandmarkABCorDonANSWERSHEET1.6
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