Interview: Steve Trimble
29 May 2006
, whether you’re Microsoft or Apple, or American Airlines or United. There are trade secrets. There's a ...
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Foundation, though. Microsoft has been a prominent astroturfing offender. Dan Gillmor is the author ...
US companies capitalize on President Jintao's visit
20 Apr 2006 | by Beth Herskovits
Edelman worked with some of its largest clients in Washington state - including Microsoft and Starbucks - as Hu was received at the home of Microsoft founder Bill Gates and toured a Boeing production plant. "As the world's largest country, and the fastest-growing, economic opportunities in China ...
Yahoo selects Porter Novelli to helm global public affairs
13 Apr 2006 | by Andrew Gordon
, Microsoft, and Cisco Systems. Politicians and free-speech groups have lambasted the companies for censoring ... lambasted for censoring search results, while Microsoft removed the blog of a Chinese journalist from its ...
Lessons learned from Brussels
06 Feb 2006 | by Julia Hood
to the same conclusion. Though it's too late for the merger now, and even as other companies like Microsoft ...
Google refusal raises online privacy issue
27 Jan 2006 | by Andrew Gordon
for not respecting and protecting its users' privacy. Google's three main rivals - Microsoft, Yahoo, and America ... ." Microsoft and Yahoo declined to comment, pointing to statements asserting that they, too, protect ...
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06 Jan 2006 | by Paul Holmes
companies found themselves sucked into the culture wars: Microsoft, Kraft, Ford, and - at the end ...
Denver politics catapults Lent into a new frontier
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to Denver." Lent left Doggett's office when her husband's job at Microsoft took him to the Mile High City ...
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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.
