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Microsoft Corp. claims that the European Commission's demand to strip the Windows Media Player from Windows will hobble the operating system, but judging from what Microsoft itself says the impact will be, many users might find the fallout to be minor.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Microsoft with Visual Studio 2005 is pledging to provide mobile application developers with facilities equal to what desktop developers have had, said company officials at the VSLive conference here on Thursday.
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Under a new program, Microsoft is paying for security assessments of its customers' networks to help improve policies in areas such as software patch management and assuage fears about the security risks posed by Microsoft products.
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The European Commission's order for Microsoft Corp. to ship a version of Windows without the Windows Media Player could stifle innovation and help Microsoft's rivals instead of promoting fair competition, the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust chief said Wednesday.
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Microsoft, in conjunction with several developer shows taking place this week, announced Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition along with a Visual Studio 2005 technology preview and a series of programs to boost Visual Studio 2005.
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In a decision that could impact consumers, competitors and PC makers, the European Union requires Microsoft to unbundle Media Player from Windows and pay a $613 million fine.
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Microsoft partners will announce on Wednesday a series of application for Speech Server 2004 to do everything from change an address to pay a bill through spoken commands.
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Overhauling its online services for small businesses, Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday said it will replace bCentral with a new Microsoft Small Business Center Web site.
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Doug Burgum, the head of one of Microsoft's seven business units, lashes out at the European Commission on its anticipated antitrust decision against Microsoft.
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Company lays out plans for CRM upgrades through 2006 at its Microsoft Business Solutions conference.
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Microsoft's "Project Green," an effort to create a new code base to unify Great Plains, Navision, Axapta and Solomon, will bring greater integration than ever to the company's business apps, says Doug Bergum, Microsoft Business Solutions division vice president.
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The European Commission got solid backing for its plans to fine Microsoft Corp. from national competition regulators around the European Union Monday, said a person close to the Commission.
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The software giant partners with Sprint and Bell Mobility to sell services, mainly to businesses, that exploit a mobile phone's ability to broadcast its exact location.
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With RealNetworks out of the picture, the league is expected to sign this week a multimillion-dollar deal with Microsoft for live streaming of games, News.com has learned.
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The software giant announces a slew of updates to its business applications and services at the start of its Convergence 2004 conference.
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Owners of smart watches will be able to get NBA and other basketball updates from ESPN with the launch of the first add-on information service from MSN Direct.
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Time Warner Inc. has not engaged in any talks with Microsoft Corp. about selling its struggling America Online Inc. (AOL) unit to the giant software vendor, a Time Warner spokeswoman said Friday, contradicting a New York Post story.
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Redmond is expected to talk up its two-phase 'Danube' rollout at its annual Microsoft Business Solutions customer conference next week.
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The New York Post says Microsoft is making overtures. Word is that AOL is definitely on the block.
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The company says its own version of Apple's iTunes and other such services will appear this year, but it remains mum on whether the associated software will end up in Windows.
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