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Microsoft Tweaks Zune Subscription Plan, Too: Still Won't Help (MSFT)
Music download subscriptions aren't the problem with the Zune, but you can't say Microsoft isn't trying.
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Microsoft Poaches Yahoo's Top Search Engineer
It's "the end of Yahoo Search" says an employee tipster.
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Ballmer: We're "Done" With Buying Yahoo
Happy to do a search partnership, though. (So get on it, Yahoo).
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Motorola's Plan To Woo iPhone Coders: Bribery, Widgets
Build an awesome widget for a mobile platform Motorola is throwing out next year, win up to $25,000, and gain "global exposure."
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Boxee Raises $4 Million To Take On Apple TV, Microsoft, Cable
The NYC-based startup makes next-gen set-top box software; Union Square Ventures and Spark Capital buy in.
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Will Jerry's Departure Bring Microsoft Back To The Table?
Steve Ballmer will likely revisit the idea of buying Yahoo. Unless Yahoo pushes a sale at a super-low price, however, we doubt he'll go forward with it. A search deal, however, is a different story.
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Microsoft Trusts Zune Ads To 'I'm A PC' Agency
Crispin Porter + Bogusky gets the pleasure of trying to convince us all to buy Zunes instead of iPods.
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World's Second-Largest Search Engine Starts Selling Ads
Did you know YouTube handles twice as many search queries as all of Microsoft's sites?
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Microsoft's Secret Plan Revealed: Copy Facebook
MSN, MSN Live, Windows Live or whatever will become more like Facebook.
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Netflix Hires Exec To Head Up Streaming Gadget Deals (NFLX)
Gregory Peters will try to get Netflix's streaming service built into more devices, from Blu-ray players to Internet-connected TV sets.
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Microsoft's Windows 7 Another Dud? (MSFT)
The first reviews of Windows 7 are starting to trickle in, and the critics don't love it.
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Microsoft Close To Blowing Another $1 Billion On Verizon Search And Mobile Deal
Will Google panic and intervene? Probably not. But if Microsoft is serious about search, it needs to get cracking on a new Yahoo deal.
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Why Linux Netbooks Aren't Killing Microsoft Windows (Yet)
Cheap laptops used mostly to run Firefox are selling like mad. But so far, the best sellers still seem to be running Windows. Perhaps because it's easier/better to use than Linux?
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The WSJ's 8 Women To Watch In Tech
Surprise: None of them work at Dell.
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Microsoft: Piracy Makes China An Irrelevant Market
China threatens to retaliate against Microsoft's "black screen of death." Steve Ballmer responds by telling it like it is.
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Are You Smart Enough To Work At Microsoft? (MSFT)
Microsoft is recruiting college students with a weird intelligence test. Are you smart enough to work there? Click to find out.
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Might As Well Admit It, Microsoft: You Still Need Yahoo
Time for Microsoft and Yahoo to get that search deal done.
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Microsoft Pulls Plug On Windows 3.1 (MSFT): Windows 3.1?
Windows 3.1 was available until just a week ago. Will we be able to buy Vista in 10 years?
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The World's First Music Video In Excel, By AC/DC
AC/DC are the kings of rock and roll and spreadsheets.
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Xbox 360 Owners Buy More Games Than Wii, PS3 Fans
But Nintendo probably comes out on top financially.
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Microsoft Tries To Steal Google's Verizon Mobile Search Deal
But the companies are fighting over a tiny market: Few Americans use search engines on their phones. And how much will owning the "default" search on phones even matter?
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Razorfish CEO: Microsoft Has "No Plans" To Sell Us (But Ask Again Later)
Sure, Microsoft might sell the ad agency it owns -- someday. The real questions are when, to whom, and for what price?
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Meet Microsoft's New U.S. Ad Sales Boss
Microsoft hires away Time Inc's Robin Domeniconi to head U.S. sales operations.
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Steve To Jerry: Sorry, I'm Not Taking You Back
I might do a search deal with you, though.
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Decker: Losing Google's $800 Million "Regrettable" (Memo)
But Yahoo still stands for "entrepreneurism at its finest."
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Microsoft's Smart Cloud Catch-Up Plan: Three Years Of Free Software (MSFT)
Watch out Amazon: Microsoft opens its cloud to startups for free -- complete with free Microsoft software and server licenses.
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New Wireless Deals, Tech To Shake Up Industry... Maybe, Someday
Two mergers and new potential wireless technologies could mean changes for consumers and carriers.
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FCC Approves 'Wi-Fi On Steroids': Good News For Consumers, Bad News For Telcos
The Feds approve the use of wireless airwaves between TV channels -- so-called "white spaces" -- for Internet access.
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Today's Other Big Vote: FCC To Decide On 'Wi-Fi On Steroids'
The FCC might open up more airwaves for Internet devices today; a plan pushed by Google and Microsoft.
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