The Marmite effect: it's better to be a polarising brand that people love or hate than to be ignored
15 Sep 2009 | by Nicola Clark
the hype surrounding Apple's pro-ducts, Micro-soft came out as the UK's most-loved technology brand ...
Microsoft to address allegations that it unlawfully "bundles" its software products. Source ...
the hype surrounding Apple's pro-ducts, Micro-soft came out as the UK's most-loved technology brand ...
the company s largest investor. Source: Financial Times Microsoft has cut its price of its top-end Xbox 360 ...
Microsoft yesterday escalated its battle with its arch-rival Google, reacting to an assault on one of its core businesses with the announcement of a free online version of its Office software, to be launched next year. Source: Financial Times The founder of Primark is to step down as the managing ...
Microsoft is set to broaden its battle with Google this week as it pushes ahead with online versions of some of its core software, including final plans for a "cloud" operating system designed to extend Windows to the internet. Source: Financial Times General Motors Co. kicked off a new era ...
the troubled broadcaster be forced to relinquish them. Source: Financial Times Microsoft has sued three ...
such as .film, .music, .microsoft and .nike. There are currently just 280 top-level domains, so the move ... Microsoft has over 38,000 different domains in order to protect its brand. However, White says ... that anything which isn't .microsoft is not an official site belonging to the brand. White says ...
was the third-biggest spender in the sector, with a budget of just over 7m. Microsoft and Dell make the top 10 ... and the best use of formats such as online video and other types of rich media. Microsoft's central ...
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such as BMI, Microsoft and Ryanair's lower scores were due to poor customer service. Harries said: "As a ...
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