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Just as Microsoft and Crispin Porter + Bogusky tried to play
down the
wreck of the HMS Conquistador by quickly launching their new “I’m a PC” spots, another
PR snafu has swept the blogosphere. Looking at data embedded in Microsoft’s
online photos from the campaign, a savvy Flickr user found that the images were
created using Adobe software on
a Macintosh (versus, say, Microsoft Expression Studio on a PC). The incriminating data
was removed the next day, but the damage was done.
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