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Google Chrome has overtaken Microsoft's Internet Explorer to become the world's most popular web.... Microsoft recently ramped up its marketing efforts for Internet Explorer , with its most significant ... Market share (%) 1 Google Chrome 32.76 2 Microsoft IE 31.94 3 ...
Microsoft is aiming to increase visitor numbers to MSN UK with its first consumer-facing campaign...users current-affairs knowledge. Pete Clifton, MSN executive producer and a former BBC online editor ...
Microsoft is aiming to capitalise on summer sporting events such as the Olympics and Euro 2012
and CEO of Facebook; Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft; Sir Anthony O Reilly, CEO of Independent News ...
Microsoft is rolling out an update to Bing that brings in results from users' Facebook, Twitter...is rolling out in the next few weeks in the US but Microsoft has not confirmed when it will be reaching ...
. "We have used a range of digital platforms to involve our core audience and will be using Microsoft ...
used by Microsoft and Google - AppNexus and AdEx - and assesses their potential for advertisers....7stars, to assess how two key players stack up against each other. Ireland looked at Microsoft ... opportunities. Google uses its own technology, built on DoubleClick Ad Exchange (AdEx), while Microsoft uses AppNexus technology, effectively outsourcing its RTB capability. Microsoft narrowly emerged as the winner ...
in ten of those aged over 25. Around a quarter of 15-24s watch BBC iPlayer more than once a week ...
Microsoft has stepped up its rivalry with Apple and Amazon with a $300m (£185m) investment in a...The deal will involve Microsoft taking a 17.6% stake in the subsidiary and rolling out the "Nook" ebook platform, based on Barnes Noble's service, across its operating system Windows 8. Windows 8 is expected to launch in the autumn and will be available across a wider range of tablet devices and Microsoft ...
to become an entertainment channel, showing content from BBC Worldwide, Channel 4 and Warner Bros ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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