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MSNBC.com remained the go-to news source on the web, maintaining its position as the top news site for the month of October, according to Media Metrix and Nielsen/NetRatings data. With 11.5 million Home/Work users, MSNBC.com led the competition, including CNN.com, which had 9.2
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Hewlett-Packard Company, a leading global provider of computing and imaging solutions and services, has announced the development of the Service Provider-in-a-Box (SP-in-a-Box) 2000 solution for the Microsoft Exchange 2000 and Windows 2000 server. This version of the SP-in-a-Box 2000 solution offers service providers increased functionality, performance, and reliability for next-generation
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CinemaNow Inc., the leading distributor of feature films over the Internet, has partnered with Microsoft Corp. to launch a pay-per-view service based on Windows Media. The service debuted with the Internet pay-per-view premiere of Russell Crowe's new film HEAVEN'S BURNING. This new service marks a significant
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CBS and WebTV Networks, Inc. will deliver interactive college football games to subscribers of Microsoft's WebTV Plus or UltimateTV services, marking the network's first opportunity to provide viewers with an interactive television experience. The announcement follows an agreement earlier this year between CBS and Microsoft Corp.
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Microsoft Corp. and USinternetworking Inc. (USi) are joining forces to develop, deliver, and market managed applications services built on the Windows 2000 and .NET platforms. As part of the deal, Microsoft will invest $50 million in USi to fuel its continued growth. The partnership will leverage USi's Microsoft
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Wireless Knowledge, a joint venture of Microsoft Corp. and QUALCOMM Inc., has opened its London-based European office, marking the company's fourth major expansion in a year. The new office will serve as the hub for operations in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, allowing Wireless Knowledge to extend
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Lanop's ambitious plan to continue NT 4.0 certification for those who want it has been put into jeopardy as testing houses Sylvan Prometric and Virtual University Enterprises (VUE) have unexpectedly walked away from the program. This move follows Microsoft's decision to discontinue NT tests in
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Global technology leaders Clarus, Microsoft, and Compaq have joined forces to create B2B ExchangePaqs, a complete e-commerce solution for businesses to rapidly build and deploy private digital marketplaces. This end-to-end solution provides autonomous operation, lower cost of ownership, collaborative content management, and packaged analytics, enabling businesses to confidently build private
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Microsoft and Compaq Computer Corp. have announced a significant extension of their collaboration to deliver next-generation software, hardware, and services to mobile network operators and enterprise customers. The partnership aims to provide mobile data services such as email, personalized Web content, and rich multimedia content to consumers. The collaboration builds
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Microsoft's Bill Gates and News Corp's Rupert Murdoch have been engaged in advanced talks about a potential $1 billion investment in Sky Global, the satellite broadcasting arm of News Corp. The proposed deal, which would value Sky Global at up to $35 billion, is seen as
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News Corporation has delayed plans to spin off part of its global satellite businesses due to market conditions, while negotiations with Microsoft continue for a potential $1 billion investment in Sky Global. The move comes as News Corporation seeks to facilitate further acquisitions and expand its wireless broadband Internet services.
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A hacker used the QAZ Trojan program to infiltrate Microsoft's corporate network by exploiting an employee's home computer connected to the company's internal network. This incident raised concerns about the security of Microsoft's systems and the potential risk of source code exposure.
