29 Dec 2005
| by Andrew Gordon
, as every other major brand will be there -- Microsoft, Intel, Yahoo, Google, Verizon, and Kodak are among ...
21 Dec 2005
| by by Staff
Time Warner had been in talks with other internet companies including Microsoft's MSN and Yahoo! before reaching the agreement with Google.
The deal will see AOL and Google collaborate on an online video offering, and make the Google Talk instant messaging software compatible with AOL's instant ...
21 Dec 2005
Nintendo has always been regarded as offering something different to
rivals such as Sony and Microsoft. But with gaming becoming mass-market
recreation and manufacturers being forced to cater to a ...
, as evidenced by the high-profile launch earlier this month of
Microsoft's next-generation console, the Xbox 360 ...
20 Dec 2005
| by by Daniel Farey-Jones
! or Microsoft," he said.
He cited a recent Goldman Sachs report that claimed eBay or IAC/InterActive would ...
19 Dec 2005
| by Greg Schneiders
. Literally. Microsoft voluntarily included parental control technology on its newest video game console ...
14 Dec 2005
| by by Joe Lepper
LONDON - Microsoft is to unveil a computer-to-telephone call service as part of a relaunch of its
14 Dec 2005
| by Ben Nicholls, iTV account director, PPC iTV
Microsoft is on the money with the look of its latest games console, the Xbox 360....stunning range of launch titles, Sony and Nintendo can
only watch in awe as Microsoft cleans up ...
13 Dec 2005
Microsoft and Accenture’s joint consulting venture has changed its agency representation as it bids...owned by Microsoft and Accenture and targets itself at 'the 2,000 largest organisations using Microsoft ...
13 Dec 2005
| by Kevin May
to secure a fair portion of UMI's marketing spend on
behalf of clients such as Microsoft, MSN, Xbox, More ...
13 Dec 2005
| by Ian Quinn
BSkyB, Microsoft, BT and
possibly NTL and Virgin, are developing packages which will enable ...
and has even forced titans
like Microsoft and Sky to alter their business strategies. For years little ...
as
the BBC of course, on the broadcasting front, to a new wave of
competition, led by the likes of Microsoft ...