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event_date=2010-03-17 21:38:08; sort_date=40254.901481;
Microsoft and Mobile at MIX MIXed results.
Gartner Blog - David M Smith -
21:38 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
David Smith
at
Gartner Research
Microsoft
is clearly years behind Apple (and even Android) in the apps race. They are also behind them in the web apps race. They would have been better positioned if they were ahead in something.
Microsoft
is clearly years behind Apple (and even Android) in the apps race. They are also behind them in the web apps race. They would have been better positioned if they were ahead in something.
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<span class="company">Microsoft</span> is clearly years behind Apple (and even Android) in the apps race. They are also behind them in the web apps race. They would have been better positioned if they were ahead in something.
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event_date=2010-03-17 13:20:18; sort_date=40254.555764;
Bing Hot on Yahoo's Heels [Digital Daily]
All Things D -
13:20 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
John Paczkowski
at
All Things D
Nielsen published its February search market metrics this week and it's more good news for Microsoft (
MSFT
). The company's new Bing search engine saw its market share jump to 12.5 percent from 10.9 percent in January. Tha puts it within two percentage points of Yahoo (YHOO), whose share fell to 14.1 percent from 14.5 percent and, heh, within 52.7 percentage points of Google (GOOG), which also so a decline from January to February.
Nielsen published its February search market metrics this week and it's more good news for Microsoft (
MSFT
). The company's new Bing search engine saw its market share jump to 12.5 percent from 10.9 percent in January. Tha puts it within two percentage points of Yahoo (YHOO), whose share fell to 14.1 percent from 14.5 percent and, heh, within 52.7 percentage points of Google (GOOG), which also so a decline from January to February.
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Nielsen published its February search market metrics this week and it's more good news for Microsoft (<span class="company">MSFT</span>). The company's new Bing search engine saw its market share jump to 12.5 percent from 10.9 percent in January. Tha puts it within two percentage points of Yahoo (YHOO), whose share fell to 14.1 percent from 14.5 percent and, heh, within 52.7 percentage points of Google (GOOG), which also so a decline from January to February.
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event_date=2010-03-17 12:53:55; sort_date=40254.537442;
IE9 proves Microsoft is back in the browser battle
NetworkWorld.com -
12:53 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
Sheri McLeish
at
Forrester Research
"They want to be more than a follower or just on features parity," said Forrester analyst
Sheri McLeish
as she talked about what she saw as a recommitment to Internet Explorer (IE).
Microsoft
is back in the browser race, an analyst said today after the company unveiled a rough developer's preview of its next browser, IE9.
"They want to be more than a follower or just on features parity," said Forrester analyst
Sheri McLeish
as she talked about what she saw as a recommitment to Internet Explorer (IE).
"And they've created a whole new team for IE.
Microsoft
is clearly taking the browser seriously again.".
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<span class="company">Microsoft</span> is back in the browser race, an analyst said today after the company unveiled a rough developer's preview of its next browser, IE9.<span class="sent"> "They want to be more than a follower or just on features parity," said Forrester analyst <span class="analyst">Sheri McLeish</span> as she talked about what she saw as a recommitment to Internet Explorer (IE).</span> "And they've created a whole new team for IE. <span class="company">Microsoft</span> is clearly taking the browser seriously again.".
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event_date=2010-03-17 12:23:31; sort_date=40254.516331;
Cramer's Take on Headline Stocks: March 17
Stockpickr: Latest Blog Posts -
12:23 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
Citigroup Global
Microsoft
(MSFT):
Citi
group raised its estimates and target price for
Microsoft
.
Microsoft
(MSFT):
Citi
group raised its estimates and target price for
Microsoft
.
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<span class="sent"><span class="company">Microsoft</span> (MSFT): <span class="analyst">Citi</span>group raised its estimates and target price for <span class="company">Microsoft</span>.</span>
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event_date=2010-03-17 12:22:59; sort_date=40254.515961;
Google Makes Exchanging Microsoft Exchange For Google Apps A Bit Easier
TechCrunch -
12:22 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
TechCrunch
There's no question that Google is setting its sights on taking some of
Microsoft
's marketshare in the productivity suite space. Last year, Google announced a new plug in that syncs Google's enterprise versions of Apps, including Gmail, contacts, and calendar, with
Microsoft
's Outlook. And Google just acquired Docverse, an application lets users collaborate directly on
Microsoft
Office documents.
There's no question that Google is setting its sights on taking some of
Microsoft
's marketshare in the productivity suite space. Last year, Google announced a new plug in that syncs Google's enterprise versions of Apps, including Gmail, contacts, and calendar, with
Microsoft
's Outlook. And Google just acquired Docverse, an application lets users collaborate directly on
Microsoft
Office documents.
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There's no question that Google is setting its sights on taking some of <span class="company">Microsoft</span>'s marketshare in the productivity suite space. Last year, Google announced a new plug in that syncs Google's enterprise versions of Apps, including Gmail, contacts, and calendar, with <span class="company">Microsoft</span>'s Outlook. And Google just acquired Docverse, an application lets users collaborate directly on <span class="company">Microsoft</span> Office documents.
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event_date=2010-03-17 12:16:44; sort_date=40254.511620;
New Bing Maps Feature: Stargaze from Street Level
Mashable -
12:16 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
Mashable
A
Microsoft
architect has developed an application that lets you stargaze from Bing Map's street level view. You can use it to identify constellations, planets and other objects of interest in the night sky.The app (called World Wide Telescope) is a real time simulation, so it shows the night sky as it would appear from wherever you're virtually standing at the time you're doing so. It works during the day, too.After going to Bing, you just activate the app, go to street level, then pan the camera up.
A
Microsoft
architect has developed an application that lets you stargaze from Bing Map's street level view. You can use it to identify constellations, planets and other objects of interest in the night sky.The app (called World Wide Telescope) is a real time simulation, so it shows the night sky as it would appear from wherever you're virtually standing at the time you're doing so. It works during the day, too.After going to Bing, you just activate the app, go to street level, then pan the camera up.
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A <span class="company">Microsoft</span> architect has developed an application that lets you stargaze from Bing Map's street level view. You can use it to identify constellations, planets and other objects of interest in the night sky.The app (called World Wide Telescope) is a real time simulation, so it shows the night sky as it would appear from wherever you're virtually standing at the time you're doing so. It works during the day, too.After going to Bing, you just activate the app, go to street level, then pan the camera up.
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event_date=2010-03-17 12:12:35; sort_date=40254.508738;
Now View The Night Sky In Bing Maps
Search Engine Land -
12:12 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
Search Engine Land
Roughly two years ago
Microsoft
introduced " WorldWide Telescope ." At first it required a software download. It then was made available as a Silverlight web app.
Roughly two years ago
Microsoft
introduced " WorldWide Telescope ." At first it required a software download. It then was made available as a Silverlight web app.
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Roughly two years ago <span class="company">Microsoft</span> introduced " WorldWide Telescope ." At first it required a software download. It then was made available as a Silverlight web app.
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event_date=2010-03-17 11:59:07; sort_date=40254.499387;
VirnetX Jumps; Wins $105.75M Jury Award Vs. Microsoft
Tech Trader Daily -
11:59 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
Tech Trader Daily
VirnetX Holding (VHC) this morning said a Texas jury has awarded the company a $105.75 million judgment against Microsoft (
MSFT
) for infringing two of the company's patents, which related to establishing virtual private networks. Microsoft will appeal."We are extremely pleased with the Jury's decision," CEO Kendall Larsen said in a statement ("Pleased" I suspect would be an understatement.) "Receiving a nine figure award is tremendous and verifies our belief that our patents are foundational and important.
VirnetX Holding (VHC) this morning said a Texas jury has awarded the company a $105.75 million judgment against Microsoft (
MSFT
) for infringing two of the company's patents, which related to establishing virtual private networks. Microsoft will appeal."We are extremely pleased with the Jury's decision," CEO Kendall Larsen said in a statement ("Pleased" I suspect would be an understatement.) "Receiving a nine figure award is tremendous and verifies our belief that our patents are foundational and important.
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VirnetX Holding (VHC) this morning said a Texas jury has awarded the company a $105.75 million judgment against Microsoft (<span class="company">MSFT</span> ) for infringing two of the company's patents, which related to establishing virtual private networks. Microsoft will appeal."We are extremely pleased with the Jury's decision," CEO Kendall Larsen said in a statement ("Pleased" I suspect would be an understatement.) "Receiving a nine figure award is tremendous and verifies our belief that our patents are foundational and important.
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event_date=2010-03-17 11:24:57; sort_date=40254.475660;
Google: China? Who Cares? FBR Ups Ests, Pounds The Table
Tech Trader Daily -
11:24 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
Heath Terry
at
Friedman Billings Ramsey
FBR Capital analyst
Heath Terry
this morning repeated his Outperform rating and $810 target on Google (GOOG) , while lifting his 2010 EPS estimate for the company to $27.41, from $27.07."while concerns over China, increased spending, regulatory scrutiny and competition from
Microsoft
have driven shares of Google down 9% year to date, we believe the financial impact of these issues will be more than offset by the strength in the company's core business and contributions from non search revenue streams like YouTube, Mobile and Display," he writes in a research note.
FBR Capital analyst
Heath Terry
this morning repeated his Outperform rating and $810 target on Google (GOOG) , while lifting his 2010 EPS estimate for the company to $27.41, from $27.07."while concerns over China, increased spending, regulatory scrutiny and competition from
Microsoft
have driven shares of Google down 9% year to date, we believe the financial impact of these issues will be more than offset by the strength in the company's core business and contributions from non search revenue streams like YouTube, Mobile and Display," he writes in a research note.
Terry says the higher estimate for 2010 reflects strength on the online ad business, share gains and a stroner dollar. Terry contends that with the stock trading at 17x his 2010 pro forma estimate net of $77 a share in cash, the stock offers a "compelling risk/reward given a superior growth rate, sustainable competitive advantage and the potential in its non search businesses
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<span class="sent">FBR Capital analyst <span class="analyst">Heath Terry</span> this morning repeated his Outperform rating and $810 target on Google (GOOG) , while lifting his 2010 EPS estimate for the company to $27.41, from $27.07."while concerns over China, increased spending, regulatory scrutiny and competition from <span class="company">Microsoft</span> have driven shares of Google down 9% year to date, we believe the financial impact of these issues will be more than offset by the strength in the company's core business and contributions from non search revenue streams like YouTube, Mobile and Display," he writes in a research note.</span> Terry says the higher estimate for 2010 reflects strength on the online ad business, share gains and a stroner dollar. Terry contends that with the stock trading at 17x his 2010 pro forma estimate net of $77 a share in cash, the stock offers a "compelling risk/reward given a superior growth rate, sustainable competitive advantage and the potential in its non search businesses....<span class="sent">FBR Capital analyst <span class="analyst">Heath Terry</span> this morning repeated his Outperform rating and $810 target on Google (GOOG) , while lifting his 2010 EPS estimate for the company to $27.41, from $27.07."while concerns over China, increased spending, regulatory scrutiny and competition from <span
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event_date=2010-03-17 08:22:51; sort_date=40254.349201;
Internet Explorer 9 Puts Microsoft Back On Top, Says Analyst
Hong Kong Herald -
08:22 ET Mar 17, 2010
Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT) -
Sheri McLeish
at
Forrester Research
"They want to be more than a follower or just on features parity," said Forrester analyst
Sheri McLeish
as she talked about what she saw as a recommitment to Internet Explorer (IE).
Microsoft
is back in the browser race, an analyst said today after the company unveiled a rough developer's preview of its next browser, IE9.
"They want to be more than a follower or just on features parity," said Forrester analyst
Sheri McLeish
as she talked about what she saw as a recommitment to Internet Explorer (IE).
"And they've created a whole new team for IE.
Microsoft
is clearly taking the browser seriously again.". Among the newer faces on the IE team, said McLeish, is Ted Johnson, the co founder of Visio Corp and from to , a corporate vice president at
Microsoft
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<span class="company">Microsoft</span> is back in the browser race, an analyst said today after the company unveiled a rough developer's preview of its next browser, IE9.<span class="sent"> "They want to be more than a follower or just on features parity," said Forrester analyst <span class="analyst">Sheri McLeish</span> as she talked about what she saw as a recommitment to Internet Explorer (IE).</span> "And they've created a whole new team for IE. <span class="company">Microsoft</span> is clearly taking the browser seriously again.". Among the newer faces on the IE team, said McLeish, is Ted Johnson, the co founder of Visio Corp and from to , a corporate vice president at <span class="company">Microsoft</span> ....<span class="sent">"They want to be more than a follower or just on features parity," said Forrester analyst <span class="analyst">Sheri McLeish</span> as she talked about what she saw as a recommitment to Internet Explorer (IE).</span> "And they've created a whole new team for IE. <span class="company">Microsoft</span> is clearly taking the browser seriously again.". Among the newer faces on the IE team, said McLeish, is Ted Johnson, the co founder of Visio Corp and from to , a corporate vice president at <span class="company">Microsoft</span> .
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