Archive for the ‘MSN’ Category

Wednesday, November 4th, 2009

MSN Makeover: Microsoft’s Ace Up The Sleeve

Microsoft has finally redesigned the MSN site. The site, which will not be fully live until 2010, has been given a much more stripped down and cleaner look and has also been adapted to contain a column which is devoted to social networking sites Twitter and Facebook as well as a large search engine box. (more…)

Wednesday, July 29th, 2009

Microsoft and Yahoo! Finally Agree Partnership Deal

Microsoft and Yahoo! have finally officially announced the search deal that has been heavily anticipated for the past few years. (more…)

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

Google Cause Further Hurt to Microsoft

Hot on the heels of yesterdays Google OS announcement the search engine giant has laid out the hardware companies that have pledged to build machines that will run Chrome OS. (more…)

Wednesday, February 18th, 2009

Search Engines Unite Against Duplicate Content

The major search engines – Google, Yahoo and MSN – recently each announced that they were uniting on support of a tag that allows you to specify the canonical version of a page. It may sound technical, but in layman’s terms it is actually straight forward, and will help you to avoid duplicate content issues.

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Tuesday, December 16th, 2008

Microsoft Launch Oxite - Open Source Blogging Platform

Microsoft recently released an Alpha version of their open source content management sample, Oxite. You will find the system available under the Microsoft Public Licence as well as the CodePlex website.

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Tuesday, November 18th, 2008

Google Introduces DIY Display Ads

Let’s get creative people!!

Welcome to the world of home made display ads for the Google content network.

Its pretty quick and easy to create actually, and with over 40 templates to choose from, your sure to find something suitable. (more…)

Thursday, September 25th, 2008

Research Highlights Relative Merits of Different Search Engines

The latest research commissioned by Microsoft and carried out by Nielsen NetRatings suggests there is a lot more to the ‘which engine’ decision than ad formats and CPCs.

The study (pdf) shows a significant difference in consumer attitudes to the different search engines which, crucially, can be leveraged to a marketers advantage. (more…)

Friday, September 19th, 2008

Microsoft Live Search Integrating Powerset Technology into Search Results

Back in July 2008 Microsoft purchased semantic search engine Powerset, and have announced they are now testing the integration of Powerset technology into Live Search results.

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