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ZDNet News reports that a federal judge will disclose Friday whether she has accepted a proposed settlement in Microsoft's long-running antitrust case.
eWeek reports that Microsoft is developing new versions of its Windows CE operating system
The software giant on Wednesday said its Windows Media 9 technology will be used to screen a series of eight movies in some 25 cities around the United States in partnership with Digital Cinema Solutions (DCS), carmaker BMW, and a number of independent movie studios.
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Video-on-demand site Movielink says it will use technology from both RealNetworks and Microsoft to run its imminent service for Internet movie rentals.
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Hoping to capitalize on the popularity of speech technology used in businesses, the software giant releases a second test version of its .Net Speech Software Developer Kit.
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Microsoft Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co. launched a new entertainment-friendly personal computer on Tuesday, betting that users will start getting used to grabbing a remote instead of a mouse.
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Microsoft Corp. is limiting testing of the next release of its Office productivity software to versions of the Windows operating system dating back only to Windows 2000, which could mean the final version of the software won't support older systems.
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After spending three years and millions of dollars, Microsoft locks up an internationally recognized Common Criteria certification for the OS--and bills it as part of its Trusted Computing push.
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MICROSOFT AND IBM are ramping up new products designed to minimize costs, external dependency, and IT infrastructure overhaul associated with mandatory compliance of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) set of regulations.
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The software giant and others file objections to the proposed sale of Kmart's ISP to United Online, citing software licensing and tax issues among their concerns.
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MICROSOFT ANNOUNCED MONDAY upgrades to two of the software products for small and midsize businesses it picked up through its July acquisition of developer Navision Software A/S.
Version 3.0 of Navision's Axapta ERP (enterprise resource planning) software adds a new Enterprise Portal module to the suite. The portal technology is intended to let businesses connect more easily with partners, customers and employees, offering information repositories, discussion forums, and data exchange features.
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Version 3.0 of Navision's Axapta ERP (enterprise resource planning) software adds a new Enterprise Portal module to the suite. The portal technology is intended to let businesses connect more easily with partners, customers and employees, offering information repositories, discussion forums, and data exchange features.
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Plaintiffs in private antitrust lawsuits against the software giant might be able to use findings from the government's earlier case, according to published reports.
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The city of New York orders the software giant to remove butterfly decals that were plastered all over midtown Manhattan as part of a promotion for the launch of MSN 8.
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A new version of Microsoft's instant chat software MSN Messenger offers parental controls and other features only for paid subscribers of MSN 8.
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The European Commission plans to issue a preliminary ruling in the antitrust case this year, with a final decision in 2003.
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A TRADE GROUP made up of Microsoft competitors has again sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) claiming that the software maker is not living up to its end of a proposed settlement deal in its long-running antitrust bout.
This time, ProComp, or the Project to Promote Competition and Innovation in the Digital Age, claims that Microsoft has fallen short of meeting a requirement to make available core software code that will allow competitors to tune their software to work well with Windows.
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This time, ProComp, or the Project to Promote Competition and Innovation in the Digital Age, claims that Microsoft has fallen short of meeting a requirement to make available core software code that will allow competitors to tune their software to work well with Windows.
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MICROSOFT IS LOSING the president of its powerful German subsidiary, who also serves as vice president of the company's operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
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The software giant says online ad sales are stronger than suspected, with long-term deals by big players giving a false perception of a slowdown.
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