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Microsoft starts selling paid search ads on MSN
Software maker Microsoft Corp. on Monday said it would start selling paid search listings, which allow advertisers to purchase advertising space alongside search results on its MSN Internet site.
Staff Writers
Sep 27 2005, 9:45AM
Sales & Marketing
Microsoft takes on Google by opening up MSN
Microsoft is making some of the features on its internet division site, MSN, available to outside software developers as it takes on Google in the web-based information and services market.
Reed Stevenson
Sep 16 2005, 11:30AM
Software
Microsoft, Google face off in Washington court
Attorneys for Microsoft and Google faced off in court on Tuesday over whether an executive familiar with the world's largest software maker's plans in China could begin working for the search engine leader.
Staff Writers
Sep 7 2005, 2:30PM
Collaboration
Microsoft debuts MSN search beta
Microsoft will push its home-grown search technology into full-blown beta this week as the developer makes its first real move against rival Google, sources reported.
Gregg Keizer
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Gregg Keizer
Nov 11 2004, 12:00AM
Software
EMC’s search for the holy grail
EMC CEO Joe Tucci says there are only two choices for companies in the fast-moving storage market: create change or react to it. Tucci, for his part, is doing his best to create change.
Staff Writers
Feb 10 2004, 12:00AM
Data centre
WDG rolls out advanced search firepower to Vic govt
Victorian web development services provider WDG has won a six-figure deal with that state’s Department of Human Services to deploy advanced search engine technology for 8000 intranet-connected employees and four public websites.
Fleur Doidge
Nov 11 2003, 12:00AM
Software
VARs blast VeriSign domain search service
Solution providers are blasting what they and others are calling VeriSign's attempt to hijack Web traffic.
Barbara Darrow
Sep 24 2003, 12:00AM
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