Microsoft's Windows 7 Family Guy clips revealed
Before the launch of Windows 7, Microsoft teamed up with Fox to air a Family Guy episode to help create more buzz about the product prior to the launch.
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26.11.2009
Emergence Day Revealed: Critically Acclaimed Xbox 360 Title Gears of War to Surface Nov. 12, 2006
Countdown begins for the most anticipated game of 2006 as gamers eagerly await the flagship title from Microsoft Game Studios and Epic Games.
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3.8.2006
EU wants other browsers in Windows
Microsofts plans for Windows 7 to allow users to disable Internet Explorer dont go far enough, the EU is thinking.
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1.6.2009
EU: Microsoft's Behavior 'Unacceptable'
European Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes hit out at Microsoft in comments to European parliamentarians today, saying it is "unacceptable" that the company continues to gain market share using tactics that were outlawed in the European Commission's 2004 antitrust ruling against the software vendor.
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22.3.2007
EU blow to Microsoft on Windows
Microsoft will be forced to hand over to rivals what the group claims is sensitive and valuable technical information about its Windows operating system for next to no compensation, according to a confidential document seen by the Financial Times.
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6.4.2007
EU cautioned on any Microsoft break-up
A former U.S. justice official who tried to break up Microsoft seven years ago has urged the European Commission to tread cautiously if it tries to do the same.
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9.5.2007
No Windows 7 upgrade option in the EU
Today Microsoft announced the pricing of Windows 7. As previously reported on Neowin, the EU will be getting a version that will not contain IE and because of this Microsoft will be offering no upgrade option in the EU.
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25.6.2009
Microsoft to contest "unjustified" EU move
Microsoft said on Thursday it would contest what it called an unjustified European Commission decision to impose backdated daily fines if it fails to comply with European Union antitrust sanctions.
The U.S. software giant said it had obeyed the Commission's landmark March 2004 decision ordering it to change its business practices but the EU executive kept making new demands and the latest one went beyond the European regulator's powers.
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23.12.2005
Microsoft's EU fight seen as Vista threat
Microsoft's antitrust battle in Europe threatens to snarl the release of the next version of Windows and has turned into a big distraction for executives that could spur more lawsuits, analysts and investors say.
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Microsoft files new antitrust documents with EU
Microsoft Corp. filed revised documents with the European Commission on Thursday aimed at complying with a landmark antitrust decision from 2004, the European Commission said.
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24.11.2006
EU Regulators, Opera on Windows 7 E plan
At the end of the day Microsoft acknowledged its plan to ship a browser-less version of Windows 7 in the European Union to attempt to appease antitrust regulators, those same regulators and Opera Software weighed in on Redmonds plan.
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12.6.2009
Microsoft-EU settle antitrust case
The European Commission said Wednesday that it has settled with Microsoft over its remaining antitrust issues.
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17.12.2009
Microsoft Asks US Courts to Intervene in EU Case
Microsoft Corp. said on Friday it had asked U.S. Federal courts to force IBM, Sun Microsystems Inc., Oracle Corp. and Novell Inc. to give it documents in its battle against the European Commission.
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6.3.2006
Microsoft tells EU it will ship Windows Vista
Software giant Microsoft told the European Commission it will not delay shipping its new Windows operating system, Vista, to Europe, after fears that it might do so because of its regulatory disputes there.
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13.10.2006
EU Threatens Microsoft With New $446 Million Fine
In what was probably an inevitable ultimatum, the only question surrounding which may have been when it would come, the European Commission today publicly issued a warning that Microsoft must turn over what it describes as the complete documentation regarding interoperability protocols for Windows, or else face a fine retroactive to last July totaling 348 million (USD$445.7 million), plus 3 million per day thereafter for continued non-compliance.
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16.11.2006
Microsoft Gambles One EU Customer Will Make its Case
It has been "Issues Week" all week for Microsoft, and Thursday, the company took on the dreaded interoperability issue. But its choice of message was called into question a bit yesterday after Microsoft boasted of having signed up its first official customer for its communications and interoperability IP licenses: Quest Software, the manufacturer of the Toad data modeling system.
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10.3.2007
Microsoft Says EU Version Of Windows Vista A Dud
Company officials say no PC manufacturers have chosen to license the special editions of its operating systems, which are available only in Europe, that lack the Windows Media Player media playback software.
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21.5.2007
EU warns Microsoft to limit Windows Vista features
The European Union's top competition regulator has warned Microsoft Corp it won't be allowed to sell its new Vista operating system in Europe if it comes pre-loaded with certain features, the Wall Street Journal said on Wednesday.
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29.3.2006
EU Commission: Intel fined record $1.45 billion
The European Commission on Wednesday fined Intel a record 1.06 billion, or about $1.446 billion, for abusing its dominance in the computer chip market to exclude longtime rival AMD.
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13.5.2009
Microsoft finally comes to an agreement with the EU over Internet Explorer and Windows 7
After months of discussion, arguing and fighting; Microsoft has finally found even grounds with the EU over their inclusion of Internet Explorer 8 in Windows 7 in Europe.
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16.12.2009
Win 7 Anytime Upgrade prices announced, EU & UK ripped off
Microsoft today unveiled pricing for Windows Anytime Upgrade (WAU) and the Windows 7 Family Pack.
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31.7.2009MS Office 2010 Build 14.0.4417.1000 Download Link and Screenshot Gallery
Download and discuss:here
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05.09.2009Facebook evolves into an attack tool for criminals
As FaceBook evolves from a
University Alumina network
into an enterprise tool,
VeriSign iDefense security
experts are warning that the
platform is turning into a
prime attack vector for
cyber-criminals.
Ryan Olson, US-based
analyst for VeriSign's
iDefense malicious code
operations, told ZDNet
Australia that the thousands
of new applications being
developed for Facebook users,
whilst enriching
functionality, present a
perfect channel for
distributing malware.
"The potential is
there and all the framework is
there," said Olson.
Facebook founder Mark
Zuckerberg said in June:
"Rather than putting it in
our terms of service that you
promise not to breach our
security and putting the onus
on us. We are just going to
open it up slowly over time."..
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27.07.2007YouTube Forced to Delete 30,000 Clips
A group of Japanese content
providers has been successful
in getting YouTube to remove
some 29,549 clips that it
claimed were posted without
permission, it said Friday...
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20.10.2006Domain name '.eu' open for
business
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)
-- The European Union planted
its flag in cyberspace
Wednesday when the ".eu"
Internet domain name opened
for
business.
Until now, Europeans had to
choose between a national
domain such as ".fr" for
France or a global one like
".com," which is often seen
as American.
EU
Information Society
Commissioner Viviane Reding
said she expected several
hundred thousand sign-ups for
".eu" in the first few days.
National registries in some
countries -- such as Belgium,
home to the EU headquarters in
Brussels -- are offering
promotions to persuade
Internet users to stay
local.
But do
Europeans want a ".eu"
domain name? Some business
groups are uncertain how
popular it will be. Europeans
have an EU flag, an EU
passport and an EU anthem but
many have a lukewarm attitude
to European integration -- as
French and Dutch "no" votes
to a new constitution showed
this year...
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09.12.2005Microsoft's Windows 7 Family Guy clips revealed
Before the launch of Windows 7, Microsoft teamed up with Fox to air a Family Guy episode to help create more buzz about the product prior to the
launch. Not long after announcing the deal Microsoft pulled support for the episode because of "riffs on deaf people, the Holocaust, feminine
hygiene and incest". Many thought that would be the end of the collaboration between the two companies, but, in a surprising move Microsoft has
posted up clips from the sponsored show on to its official YouTube channel. The clips (seen here) attempt to show off how easy and powerful the
operating system is with a Family Guy twist.
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26.11.2009.eu Domain Opens for Business
The European Union's .eu
domain opened for
registrations on Wednesday
morning, with its supporters
hoping the newest
international domain will
boost EU e-commerce. The
launch of the domain ends a
six-year process that began in
1999 and later received the
support of the European
Commission...
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08.12.2005Microsoft: We Did Everything
EU Asked
With the EU expected to hand
down fines of 2 million euros
per day dating back to
December 15 for Microsoft's
alleged non-compliance with
antitrust sanctions, the
company has sent an e-mail to
employees updating them on the
situation. Microsoft's
associate counsel in Europe
says the company has done
everything the EU has asked...
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30.06.2006No Windows 7 upgrade option in the EU
Today Microsoft announced the pricing of Windows 7. As previously reported on Neowin, the EU will be getting a version that will not contain IE and
because of this Microsoft will be offering no upgrade option in the EU. This harsh line comes as somewhat as a surprise that all EU users that wish
to upgrade to Windows 7 must buy a full copy. There is a silver lining to this announcement and it's that the full price of Windows 7 will be at
the equaliviant price to the upgrade option.
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25.06.2009EU: Microsoft Exhibiting 'Abusive Behavior'
EU competition chief Neelie
Koes told the EU Parliament
Thursday that she believed
Microsoft was still engaging
in "abusive behavior,"
and continues to gain market
share as a result...
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22.03.2007Get Hired @ Microsoft, Episode 1: Write a Killer Resume
Step 1 for landing a job at Microsoft? Send us your resume!
Lisa Olson -
Microsoft Staffing Consultant,
JobsBlogger, and Aggie
computer science grad shows you how to
apply for your dream job and shares 10 simple resume tips to
grab a Microsoft recruiters attention. Hint: Dont just tell us, I like software.
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24.09.2008Mad Rush to Purchase .eu
Domains
The European Union's .eu
top-level domain name was
opened to the public Friday,
with businesses and
individuals rushing to stake
their claim on the Web's
newest frontier. Over 700,000
registration applications were
received in the first four
hours of the domain going
live. The EU hopes to provide
a real rival to .com after
excitement over other new
domains largely fizzled out...
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07.04.2006.eu Storms into Top 10 Web Domains
The .eu domain has become one
of the most popular in the
world only a year after its
launch, ranking third most
common in the European Union...
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11.04.2007Video Clips Replace Ads in
Messenger
Microsoft has a new option for
people tired of seeing the
advertisement in their MSN
Messenger window: watch video
clips instead. With the
introduction of Windows Live
Messenger, the Redmond company
is testing a feature it calls
the Video Carousel that
replaces the graphic ad with
interactive video content from
MSN...
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27.12.2005New 'Daily Show' Site Launches with 13,000 Clips
Comedy Central has launched a new Web site in beta for The Daily Show With Jon Stewart , giving the program its own destination and making
available 13,000 video clips. Although full-length episodes will not be viewable, users can search for and view specific segments free of charge...
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19.10.2007Sling Media Tests Sharing of TV Clips
Sling Media, maker of the
popular Slingbox device that
lets users stream their
television to laptops and cell
phones while on the go, is
testing a new service for
sharing clips of shows. Called
"Clip and Sling," the
feature could raise the ire of
TV networks, which is why the
company is working closely
with them...
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16.05.2007Firefox exec: we don't want to be bundled with Windows
Firefox architect Mike Connor says he doesn't want the browser bundled with Windows, whilst launching a scathing attack on rival Opera's tactics.
Microsoft could be forced to bundle rival browsers with Windows, after the EU ruled the
company had abused its monopoly by bundling Internet Explorer with Windows. A charge brought before the watchdog by browser minnow Opera.
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10.02.2009EU to continue anti-trust case, regardless of Windows 7 E
The recent shenanigans between the EU and Microsoft have been rather tedious; it's taken a long time for anything to happen, really, and Microsoft
has even had to cancel a hearing once. However, with the recent introduction of Windows 7 E, many thought that the trouble would be over... but they
were wrong. Nope, according to Ars Technica, the EU is still set on pursuing their anti-trust case with the Redmond company, despite them going out of
their way to create a new SKU just for the region.
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13.06.2009Ringing cell phones coming to a EU flight near you
Following six months of studies, the EU is finally ready to move forward with allowing in-flight cellular calls within the next month or so...
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08.04.2008EU Passes Roaming Legislation
Despite the protests of the
industry, The EU said
Wednesday it had approved a
measure that caps roaming
rates within the 27-nation
bloc. Carriers have one month
to comply...
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23.05.2007YouTube to Add Three BBC-Branded Channels
The BBC has beaten ITV to the
goal line in signing a content
deal - the terms and length of
which have not been disclosed
- with YouTube, the streaming
video division of Google.
Starting today, YouTube has
begun offering three new
BBC-branded channels
containing sharable clips from
BBC "programmes,"
though it appears this morning
that these clips will be
mostly promotional...
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02.03.2007