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Stopping Obnoxious MSN / Windows Live Messenger Spammers Posted By : Agnes Celina
November 25th, 2010 |
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MSN Launch Live Internet Online TV Service For The UK Posted By : Paddy Chang
July 13th, 2010 |
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Live Internet TV | Online TV technology allows you to watch over 4,500 HD channels right on your PC.
Microsoft Launches MSN Mobile Homepage Design
May 13th, 2010 |
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Microsoft launched a redesigned MSN Mobile homepage on May 13, streamlining the portals design and providing such as one-click access to Bing, Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger. The mobile homepage is accessible on a variety of devices and browsers, including Safari on iPhone and Android. The announcement comes two months after Microsoft began rolling out its redesigned MSN homepage, which likewise emphasized streamlined design and deep integration with services such as Bing. – <p>Microsoft launched the redesign of its MSN Mobile homepage
on May 13, marking the next step in the companys attempts to revamp its MSN
brand to meet competition from Yahoo, AOL and other Web-content portals. </p>
<p>“The first thing you may notice is that the new MSN Mobile
homepage shares th…
Microsoft’s MSN Homepage, Bing Gains, Flash Support Highlighted Week
March 14th, 2010 |
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Microsoft had a Web- and mobile-centric week, centered on developments with its upcoming Windows Phone 7 Series and a redesigned MSN homepage, as well as another report of incremental market-share gains for its Bing search engine. The news also highlighted that interlinked nature of Microsoft’s competitors in the online space, including Google, Yahoo and Apple.
– Microsofts news this week primarily existed in the online
and mobile arenas fitting, considering the companys increased focus on those
spaces as it attempts to develop viable businesses apart from its flagship
desktop software applications.
On March 9, Microsoft
rolled out its redesigned MSN ho…
Microsoft MSN Homepage Redesigned for Easy Facebook, Twitter Access
March 10th, 2010 |
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Microsoft launched the revamped MSN homepage on March 9, with plans to make this new version available to 100 percent of users within the coming weeks. In addition to a newly streamlined design, the homepage also allows quick access to social-networking services such as Twitter and Facebook, as well as Hotmail and lists of the most popular topics on MSN and Twitter. Part of Microsofts revamp also seeks to place heavier emphasis on local news. To that end, the new MSN homepage includes Tweets from users around your location and postings from local blogs. Users can create an MSN Local Edition, following up to three cities. In all, Microsoft claims it made 30 updates to the page, utilizing 70,000 pieces of customer feedback.
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Microsoft MSN Homepage Redesign Focuses on Twitter, Facebook
March 10th, 2010 |
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Microsoft began rolling out its redesigned MSN homepage on March 9, five months after first previewing the newly streamlined Website. Among new features, Microsoft has integrated social networking services such as Twitter and Facebook into the homepage, as well as MSN Local Edition, which tailors news and information to the users geographical location. Microsoft executives have previously noted that the redesign is intended to appeal not only to consumers, but also to advertisers, as Microsoft and Yahoo engage in a three-way battle with Google for users and advertising dollars.
– Microsoft began rolling out its redesigned MSN
homepage on March 9, emphasizing the Websites stripped-down design and
integration with social networking services such as Twitter and Facebook.
The redesign, first previewed in November, includes 50 percent fewer links
and an emphasis on white spa…
Microsoft MSN Homepage Revised for Bing, Social Networking
November 4th, 2009 |
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Microsoft rolls out a revamped MSN homepage incorporating social networking features such as Facebook and Twitter feeds, and putting its Bing search engine at the interface’s front and center. Microsoft’s revamp follows Yahoo’s own homepage revision in September, as both companies seek to compete more heartily against Google in the search and advertising space.
– Microsoft
revealed a heavily revised MSN homepage on
Nov. 4, calling the newly stripped-down and personalized site quot;the most
significant homepage redesign in over a decade. quot; Microsoft is following
other online titans, such as Yahoo, that have revamped their homepages in the
last few m…
MSN Debuts ‘My Health Info’ Service
October 1st, 2009 |
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The My Health Info beta service offers tools and widgets with which to organize and monitor health information stored in personal Microsoft HealthVault accounts.
– MSN released Oct. 1 a beta form of My
Health Info, an quot;online service that helps people manage their health
information on the Web, quot; Microsoft said in a statement. The service quot;offers
people a variety of tools and widgets [with which] to upload, organize and
monitor health informa…
MSN launches free streaming video
July 30th, 2009 |
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Microsoft has announced a UK service that will stream full-length videos of television shows for free.
The advertising-funded MSN Video Player will be available from next week and will include over 300 hours of shows.
Microsoft said it will continue to extend the service, adding content by working with broadcasters and studios.
The "beta", or trial, service features material from the BBC’s commercial subsidiary BBC Worldwide and ALL3MEDIA, including Peep Show and Shameless.
Programmes will be available in both Windows Media Video (WMV) and Flash formats, to cater for both PC and Mac users.
Initially, the pilot will not use Microsoft’s Silverlight platform, widely touted as a flash alternative.
The project is an offshoot of the established MSN Video, which offers short video clips ranging from music to sport and news.
The video service ranked fifth in the UK in a recent survey of video-on-demand sites.
Ashley Highfield, Microsoft’s managing director and vice president of consumer and online, said the firm is hoping to use its "unparalleled reach" to offer content to the 23% of UK consumers who watch video online.
Programmes will be streamed without DRM (Digital Rights Management) copy protection but will only be available to people with a UK web address.
The service will go head-to-head with other catch-up services such as the BBC’s iPlayer and Hulu, which is expected to launch in the UK later in the year.
Hulu is an ad-funded service – owned by News Corporation, Disney and NBC Universal – that has quickly become popular in the US since its 2008 launch, offering thousands of hours of programming.
Unlike the BBC’s iPlayer, Hulu and the MSN Video Player is not yet available on mobile devices.
Simon Danker, director of digital content partnerships at BBC Worldwide, said: "Exploring what works for people in the rapidly expanding on-demand space is important for us, and the MSN Video Player presents a new avenue for us to reach online audiences."
This article is from the BBC News website. © British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.
Google Hopes to take on Microsoft Using Resellers in 2009
January 15th, 2009 |
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NEW YORK (Reuters) – Web search leader Google Inc took another step on Wednesday toward direct competition with Microsoft Corp by recruiting IT resellers to market its Web-based applications to business clients.
From the end of March, authorized resellers will be able to sell, customize and support premium versions of Google Apps, which includes word [...]