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Microsoft Launches 'CodePlex,' a New Code Repository SiteThe Redmond software giant is building a community site for hosting projects that are available via Microsoft Shared Source, the GPL and a host of other licensing mechanisms. eWEEK Windows |
Windows Media Player 11 Takes on iTunesReview: The new Windows Media Player shows that Microsoft can get the jump on Apple in ease of use and visual appeal. (PCMag.com) eWEEK Windows |
SharePoint: Microsoft's Sleeper Hit?While all eyes are on Microsoft's Web services strategy aimed at Google, the Information Worker unit is pushing slowly and steadily to make SharePoint Server and Services the must-have products going forward. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft Offers to Share Windows Protocols Past DeadlineMicrosoft has agreed to a two-year extension of the licensing provisions required by U.S. antitrust litigation against the company, and is taking things a step further. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft to Extend Windows Code Licensing ProgramMicrosoft has agreed to extend one of the key provisions of its landmark 2002 antitrust settlement with the U.S. government, the Justice Department says. eWEEK Windows |
Betas, Betas EverywhereIn this week's Microsoft Watch Microsoft Week Ahead/Week in Review podcast: Microsoft releases new betas across the board. Gates rolls out a "Live Anywhere" service. Coming up, it's all SharePoint, all the time. Possible new broadscale beta of Windows Media Player 11. Microsoft to host 100 CEOs at its annual CEO Summit. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft CEO: Catching Yahoo, Google to Take TimeMicrosoft CEO Steve Ballmer says he has a five-year target to gain a bigger slice of the lucrative online advertising market dominated by Google and Yahoo. eWEEK Windows |
Ballmer Sees Google, Open Source as Strongest CompetitorsMicrosoft's CEO says the company faces many competitors across different parts of its business, citing open-source and advertising business models as two big phenomena. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft Rolls Out Windows CE 6Microsoft has updated Windows CE with more capacity for complex apps and more multimedia and Web services.(WindowsForDevices.com) eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft Readies 'Project Bronx' Office Live ServicesAs it is doing on the Windows Live side of the house, Microsoft is working on a set of future software services aimed expressly at cell phone and PDA users. eWEEK Windows |
EU in Quandry on New Action Against MicrosoftMicrosoft's new Vista operating system has put the European Commission in a quandry on whether to open a new front against the software giant before a court clarifies the EU antitrust watchdog's authority. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft Advances into High-End ClusteringThe software giant also announces the release candidate for Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2. eWEEK Windows |
Microsoft Fights Back over Its Spending PlansOpinion: After surprising Wall Street with news that it plans to spend an additional $2 billion in the next fiscal year, Microsoft executives moved to explain why. And that has brought some calm to the roiled waters. eWEEK Windows |
A Fresh Face on Standards?Microsoft officials reach out to change perceptions that the company hasn't learned its lesson when it comes to dealing with standards. eWEEK Windows |
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