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Loading...By way of an entry on Bob Sutor’s blog, I found CNET editor Rafe Needleman talking about the various entries in the marketplace that could eventually serve as Web-based replacements for PowerPoint. Microsoft is already getting some pressure on the word processing and spreadsheet fronts. Should Web-based PowerPoint replacement get any traction, the implications for Office could be serious.
Read more on David Berlind’s blog on ZDNet.
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