Yes, I write a column called "MS and .NET Watch," but it's a technology and process column, not a corporate analysis. Concurrent programming models I can follow, who's in and who's out in the airy realms of MS Corporate is entirely beyond me. I think though, that today's reorg boils down to "same old, same old" for things developer-related: S. Somasegar and Scott Guthrie get title bumps but it's said they will "continue to oversee" their teams (Visual Studio, .NET, and other things developer-related).

I guess the question is "Who's the new ScottGu?"