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Microsoft exec. sends breakup letter to Ensemble  Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, Business
GI.biz got a hold of the letter sent out by Phil Spencer, big cheese of Microsoft Games Studios, to the staff about the closure of Ensemble Studios [..] |
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| Microsoft Pulls Plug On Windows 3.1 (MSFT): Windows 3.1? The end of an era: On November 1, Microsoft (MSFT) officially stopped issuing licenses for the Windows 3.x line, the first version of Microsoft's graphical OS anyone actually used.
We had no idea anyone was still using Windows [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.058 |
| Microsoft Reconsidering XBLA Delisting Stance [Xbla] Back in May, news that Microsoft would de-list low-selling, underperforming XBLA titles caused a bit of a stir. Well now that delisting might be put off or even canceled, according to Microsoft VP John Schappert. Schappert told IGN that the origi [..] |
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| Microsoft: Piracy Makes China An Irrelevant Market Microsoft (MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer is still lashing out at Chinese software pirates.
In August Microsoft rolled out a new anti-piracy program called "Windows Genuine Advantage." Critics in China call it the "Black Screen [..] |
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| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 3.055 |
Microsoft to Yahoo: ?We moved on?  After Jerry Yang did a 180 and nearly begged Microsoft to buy Yahoo, the rumor mills have been churning with commentary on the decline of Yahoo and speculation about what a potential Microsoft acquisition would involve. Steve Ballmer, while at a business luncheon in Sydney, put an end to all this rampant speculation by saying,
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| Microsoft Walks! Says Yahoo Demands Don’t Make Sense Microsoft walks away from Yahoo after offering $33 a share — $4 less than Yahoo was seeking. The announcement came at the end of a long, tense week of deliberations and three months after Microsoft first submitted an unsolicited offer for the web company.
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| Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog | Relevance: 3.051 |
| Does Microsoft need consumers? Yes. Henry Blodget offers an interesting analysis of Microsoft's future business prospects today. He argues that the company is making a colossal mistake in trying to compete for the online consumer applications market, an error in judgment that, he says, dooms its proposed acquisition of Yahoo to be "a disaster." Microsoft should not be worried about competing with Google and others for free, ad-suppo [..] |
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Microsoft Buys Travel Prediction Site Farecast  Microsoft's (MSFT) bid for Yahoo (YHOO) hasn't stopped it from snatching up smaller companies: Microsoft has acquired Web travel booking site Farecast in a deal the Seattle Post-Intelligen [..] |
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Shane Kim on Marvel Universe Online MMO cancellation  Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, MMO
During a dinner on Monday night with Microsoft's Shane Kim and Kudo Tsunoda, we got the chance to quiz the former about Microsoft Game Studios' rationale for abandoning Marvel Universe Onl [..] |
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We've known for some time that Microsoft has been planning additional clothing and accessories to differentiate (and bizarre-ify) your New Xbox Experience Avatar. In fact, on Wednesday [..]
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Interested in seeing what you'll be playing on your Xbox 360 in the coming months? X3F has compiled the 2008 Microsoft Game St [..]
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Look, it's not that Microsoft's Xbox VP, David Gosen, dislikes the Wii and its parade of people-friendly peripherals. "What Nintendo have [..]
