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Microsoft dials back dial-up prices
March 29, 2006 Attempting to lure dial-up customers away from AOL, Microsoft's MSN cuts prices on its service for one year.MSN continues its move away from DSL
October 28, 2003 Microsoft is pulling out of efforts to sell broadband Net access to customers in SBC Communications' geographic market, the company's latest move to refocus its broadband strategy.Broadband MSN gets blanket security
October 17, 2003 Microsoft strikes a deal to package antivirus and firewall products from McAfee with its MSN Premium Internet service to help users fend off virus attacks and hackers.MSN to include eBay personalized data
January 8, 2004 Online auctioneer eBay will offer access to personalized content via Microsoft's MSN Web portal.Hole opens way to free MSN Premium
February 26, 2004 A flaw in Microsoft's MSN Explorer software has enabled some Web surfers to gain free access to features and services that normally come with a charge.Gates unveils new MSN
January 8, 2004 Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates presents a new version of MSN.com and demonstrates a new online video service during his keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.Major League Baseball forms cable partnerships
April 2, 2004 MLB announces distribution partnerships with three major cable companies, which will offer new broadband subscribers free access to live audio and video Webcasts of MLB games.MSN debuts beta of free video-streaming
October 14, 2003 Microsoft launches a test version of a new streaming-video service, which it hopes will challenge rivals RealNetworks, Yahoo and America Online.Verizon, Cingular get hooked to IM
August 5, 2004 Other perks for the wireless services include e-mail and, for Cingular users, mapping services and games.AOL ditches broadband offering
February 27, 2004 America Online confirms that it has stopped selling a version of its Internet service that came bundled with high-speed Net access. But AOL will continue to offer its "bring your own access" plan.Road Runner to bundle security software
January 13, 2004 The broadband Internet service says it will bundle Computer Associates' antivirus and firewall software as an additional perk for its customers.Does MSN get the message?
November 18, 2003 Microsoft's online service reached an important milestone when it posted its first quarter of operating profitability--but that doesn't mean its problems are behind it.Microsoft, CinemaNow expand Net movie alliance
January 7, 2005 Microsoft TV to update broadband service so people can rent films online from CinemaNow and watch them in their living rooms.Microsoft gives MSN TV a face-lift
July 27, 2004 Set-top box descendant of WebTV will be pitched at tech-savvy home networkers rather than tech neophytes.AOL's unrequited cable love
January 26, 2004 An unfulfilled Comcast deal highlights the problems facing Web companies that are eager to bundle their services with powerful broadband providers.MSN, Cable & Wireless team for video ads
November 24, 2003 Microsoft's Internet unit lines up Cable & Wireless America to stream third-party advertisements for its upcoming free video service.Broadband providers looking for sweeter deals?
March 20, 2007 New portal war is heating up as broadband providers begin making noise about more favorable deals with large Internet brands.AOL's broadband blues
November 18, 2003 CNET News.com's Evan Hansen explains why AOL's plan to harness broadband threatens to leave it on the wrong side of the connection.AOL cues up free video
November 19, 2004 ISP foresees broadband bonanza and plans to offer on-demand video in coming weeks, News.com has learned.Yahoo to kill paid video service
October 30, 2003 Sources say the Web portal will fold Yahoo Platinum into a new premium-services bundle and expand its free video offerings.
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