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Microsoft earmarks another $200 million for Windows advertising
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Microsoft earmarks another $200 million for Windows advertising Posted by Mary Jo Foley @ 1:25 pm Categories: Windows client, Windows Live, Corporate strategy, Windows Mobile, Code names, Windows 7, Advertising Tags: Advertisement, Microsoft Corp., Fortune Magazine, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Mary Jo Foley Microsoft may not be willing to let Apple have the last word about Windows Vista, after all.
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Windows Vista Service Pack 2 Coming Q2
http://windowsconnected.com/blogs/joshs_blog/archive/2008/12...Windows Vista Service Pack 2 Coming Q2 Published 12-02-2008 by Josh Phillips with no comments Filed under: Windows Vista, Windows, windows vista sp2 There is little doubt that Microsoft took some serious black eyes with the launch of Windows Vista. They failed to meet a stability and reliability mark that has haunted the OS. [...]
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Windows Vista Service Pack 2 Coming Q2
http://windowsconnected.com/blogs/joshs_blog/archive/2008/12...There is little doubt that Microsoft took some serious black eyes with the launch of Windows Vista. They failed to meet a stability and reliability mark that has haunted the OS. Microsoft has continued to battle that perception by spending over 300 million in advertising to improve the image of Windows via its Windows Without Walls, I'm a PC, and the Mojave Experiment campaigns. [...]
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Signs of life emerge on the Vista marketing front
http://zonepc.co.uk/2008/08/27/signs-of-life-emerge-on-the-v...After months of denials of problems, refusals to acknowledge the existence of a much-needed service pack and hundreds of missed opportunities to set the record straight, the Windows client marketing team finally seems to be pulling its head out of the sand. Whether you think — from a technology standpoint — Windows Vista finally is the product it should have been when Microsoft released it to manufacturing in November 2006, it’s plain, even to the most loyal Softie, that the marketing side of the Windows unit has been lagging. [...]
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Building Windows, not walls
http://www.activewin.com/awin/comments.asp?HeadlineIndex=446...Mary Jo Foley:"The Wall Street Journal is the second publication to report that Microsoft’s soon-to-be-launched coolness campaign will use the slogan “Windows Not Walls” as its rallying cry. (Here’s the first report in AdWeek citing that same slogan.) I don’t care who ad agency Crispin Porter puts in the starring role along with Chairman Bill Gates in its $300+ million campaign. [...]
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Mais um processo à nossa empresa de e$timação - China investiga micro$oft
http://ovigia.wordpress.com/2008/08/20/mais-um-processo-a-no...Segundo o Diário Económico a empresa condenada tem enormes probabilidades de o voltar a ser, desta vez é a China a investigar a micro$oft por abuso de posição dominante…….MONOPÓLIO! Caso seja condenada são mais 667 milhões de euros…..sôr Ballmer ainda não pagou o que deve à UE e já se prepara para ter mais uma continha a pagar, assim não dá para comprar a concorrência que faz melhores produtos que os srs. [...]
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Building Windows, not walls
http://zonepc.co.uk/2008/08/21/building-windows-not-walls/The Wall Street Journal is the second publication to report that Microsoft’s soon-to-be-launched coolness campaign will use the slogan “Windows Not Walls” as its rallying cry. (Here’s the first report in AdWeek citing that same slogan.) I don’t care who ad agency Crispin Porter puts in the starring role along with Chairman Bill Gates in its $300+ million campaign. Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Hillary, Michael Phelps. [...]
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PC Guy Hides in Pizza Box
http://contextresponse.blogspot.com/2008/08/pc-guy-hides-in-...Apple's latest ads for Mac are pretty hilarious. Now that Vista has been out for a while, there's no arguing the issues it has with its operating system. Apparently Microsoft is planning another advertising campaign with the (appropriate) tagline of "Free the People". But it's going to take a lot more than $200M in advertising to try and convince people Vista actually works. [...]
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