, Microsoft, have had meetings with Don Cruickshank, head of the telecoms regulator, Oftel. The meetings ...
with Microsoft for leadership of the browser market. The rivalry has become increasingly bitter following allegations from the US Justice Department that Microsoft threatened not to install Windows 95 on machines ... cent in 1995 to 62 per cent in 1996. Microsoft s Internet Explorer now has a 34 per cent share ...
s biggest client, Microsoft, which has a sales, marketing and distribution office in Edinburgh ... . An opportunity has been presented to us through Microsoft but a market like Scotland is good and we ll be in profit within a year. Microsoft has handled PR activity in-house since its Scottish office ...
by companies like Microsoft. ...
. It competes head on with the established US versions, notably MSNBC based at Microsoft in Seattle ...
Text 100 s head of public affairs Venessa Holtham, who escorted Microsoft s Bill Gates into No 10...Text 100 s head of public affairs Venessa Holtham, who escorted Microsoft s Bill Gates into No 10 Downing Street, has been busy meeting world leaders lately. The visit with super-rich Gates to see Tony Blair was soon followed by an invite to Hillary Clinton s 50th birthday bash ...
with companies including Microsoft and Oracle to link its hardware and services to other products. One alliance ...
for Microsoft s new Internet Explorer 4.0 - a mechanism that runs on a desktop and browses the internet ...
preparation helped Andrew Lees, head of Microsoft s Internet section, when he gave evidence to the National ... and how to present Microsoft s role. He also sat in on a session to familiarise himself ...
. It is now the second largest supplier of software behind Microsoft and chief executive Larry Ellison has ...
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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