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ReviewsMSN Hotmail
Reviewed on August 9, 2004 Until Hotmail's promised new storage upgrade becomes reality, Microsoft's free Web mailer can't compete with the services from Google and Yahoo. -
ReviewsMSN Messenger 6.2
Reviewed on August 24, 2004 Relentless offers for premium (fee-based) services turn MSN Messenger into a big advertisement rather than a useful communication tool. For the most free features, use Yahoo or ICQ instead. -
NewsYahoo launches customized IE 7 beta
June 12, 2006 The release of a Yahoo-customized version of Internet Explorer 7 takes direct aim at Google and Firefox. - News
Microsoft's new search guru talks strategy
September 27, 2007 Microsoft aims to get current MSN users to stop going to Google. -
ReviewsWindows Live Messenger
Reviewed on June 19, 2006 The live file-sharing capabilities and clear video call quality make Windows Live Messenger stand out. -
ReviewsWindows Live Toolbar
Reviewed on July 27, 2006 Windows Live Toolbar can enhance the usefulness of Internet Explorer, make Web surfing more fun, and spare you some mouse clicks--if you take the time to get acquainted with its features. - News
With YouTube, Google puts its competitors in a jam
October 10, 2006 Build off what they have, or buy a second-tier site? For Microsoft and Yahoo, there's no easy way to make the Internet video market a horse race. - News
Analysts mixed on eBay's purchase of Skype
September 12, 2005 Some industry observers praise a "strategically positive" move. Others say entering the nascent Net calling market is risky. - News
Microsoft livens up instant messaging
June 19, 2006 Company launches its next-generation instant-messaging program, Windows Live Messenger. - News
Ballmer details MSN spending plans
May 4, 2006 Microsoft's CEO explains exactly how much his company will spend on beefing up its Internet services. - News
Microsoft Web plan takes aim at Google
September 8, 2005 Mirroring efforts at Google, Yahoo and elsewhere, software maker to offer developers tools to build online applications. - News
Verizon adds Windows Live services
August 29, 2006 New contract expands partnership to include Microsoft's Windows Live products for Verizon's DSL, Fios customers. - News
Microsoft reaches out to developers with Live
March 22, 2006 Software giant launches Windows Live Developer Center to entice coders to write "mashup" apps on its hosted services. - News
Nicol to 'bring out the soul' of MSN
February 10, 2006 GM John Nicol says he'll bring the site "a whole new personality built around video and user-generated content." - News
Tech companies brace for showdown over China
February 13, 2006 Yahoo, Google, others could face thorny questioning from lawmakers seeking to limit cooperation with restrictive regimes. - News
Microsoft upgrades search
March 8, 2006 Windows Live Search beta features image search, customizable results. Toolbar unveiled, Live.com refreshed. - News
Microsoft hurt by poor Live branding, analysts say
January 26, 2007 Some are concerned the company has slipped in its aim to better compete against Google. - News
MSN mobile search tool to list clickable ads
October 9, 2006 Advertisements on Windows Live Search for Mobile to make use of a service from AOL partner Ingenio. - News
Windows Live offers a vast array of services
March 14, 2006 chart What exactly is Microsoft making available via Windows Live? The complete list is here. - News
Google queues up video
April 4, 2005 Search king is "going to start taking video submissions from people" in the next few days, Larry Page says.
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