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Dare Obasanjo is a Program Manager at Microsoft where he works on the Contacts team. The Contacts team provides back-end support for Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Spaces, Windows Live Expo, and related services. Obasanjo is also known for RSS Bandit, a popular .NET-based RSS reader. He is the son of the former President of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo.

Working at Google vs. Working at Microsoft
By Dare Obasanjo
Recently I've been bumping into more and more people who've either left Google to come to Microsoft or got offers from both companies and picked Microsoft over Google. I believe this is part of a larger trend especially since I've seen lots of people who left the ...
Jul. 11, 2008 02:45 PM  Reads: 23,486  Replies: 14
Google's OpenSocial: A Technical Overview and Critique
By Dare Obasanjo
One of the Google folks working on OpenSocial sent me a message via Facebook asking what I thought about the technical details of the recent announcements. Since my day job is working on social networking platforms for Web properties at Microsoft and I'm deeply ...
Nov. 6, 2007 02:45 AM  Reads: 32,646  Replies: 2
Can One Size Fit All?
By Dare Obasanjo
Traditionally, APIs for processing XML have been categorized according to whether they're designed for processing entire XML documents loaded in memory, such as the W3C DOM, or for processing XML in a streaming, forward-only fashion, such as SAX.
Oct. 3, 2003 12:00 AM  Reads: 14,338  Replies: 1
Point/Counterpoint - September
By Dare Obasanjo; Mark Herring
(September 23, 2002) - Web Services Journal strives to bring the latest information regarding Web services to you in a variety of ways. In addition to our printed journal and digital edition, we have begun a series of Point/Counterpoint sessions with leading ind...
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