Is it "game over for Microsoft in consumer"?ZDNet (blog) - Adrian Kingsley-Hughes - 11 Dec, 2009Over on All About Microsoft my colleague Mary Jo Foley has posted market watcher Mark Anderson's 2010 predictions. One of those predictions is that 2010 ... |
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Is it game over for Microsoft on consumer front?CNET News - Ina Fried - 11 Dec, 2009The more interesting question raised in this New York Times blog, to me, is whether Microsoft flat out just doesn't get the consumer. ... |
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Microsoft responds to German Apple 'ban'Mirror.co.uk - 11 Dec, 2009Microsoft has officially responded to rumours that a journalist was told that using or mentioning Apple products at it's events was “banned“. ... |
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Microsoft Losing Consumer Battle?Barron's (blog) - Tiernan Ray - 11 Dec, 2009Microsoft (MSFT) has lost the war for consumers' hearts, most particularly in the smartphone category, argues influential newsletter ... |
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Analyst: 'It is game over for Microsoft in consumer'ZDNet (blog) - Mary Jo Foley - 11 Dec, 2009Microsoft started out its life as a consumer/developer-focused company. The company subsequently switched strategies and became a largely enterprise-focused ... |
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Microsoft needs to go big with Windows MobileCNET News - Dave Rosenberg - 11 Dec, 2009It's no secret that Windows Mobile has hit a rough patch as the iphone and Android-based smartphones have take center stage. ... |
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Microsoft Is Losing Fight for Consumers, Analyst SaysNew York Times (blog) - Steve Lohr - 11 Dec, 2009Mark Anderson is the writer behind the Strategic News Service, a predictive newsletter with a wide following among technology executives and ... |
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Microsoft PR outlaws iphone talkRegister - Bill Ray - Dec 10, 2009A Microsoft manager created a bit of a fuss by advising a journalist not to mention the iPhone at a Microsoft event ... |
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Microsoft in 2010: Four Challenges That Lie AheadComputerworld - Shane O'Neill - Dec 10, 2009By Shane O'Neill CIO - When you're a technology mongrel like Microsoft, challenges are constant - and 2009 was chock full of them. ... |
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Is Microsoft Dead In The Consumer Market?Microsoft Watch - 11 Dec, 2009"Except for gaming, it is 'game over' for Microsoft in the consumer market," Mark Anderson of the Strategic News Service, which attempts to predict ... |
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Childish: Exec erupts with anger, rebukes a journo praising the iphoneGeek.com - Christian Zibreg - 11 Dec, 2009Flashing the iphone in front of your manager might score you a few respect points, except if you're a Microsoft employee. But what if you were a journalist ... |
Is it really "game over" for Microsoft's consumer business?ZDNet (blog) - Sam Diaz - 11 Dec, 2009The New York Times has given some online love to Mark Anderson, the influential writer of the Strategic News Service, who this week said that Microsoft is ... |
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Analyst: Mobile Is Killing MS SoftlyMediapost.com - 11 Dec, 2009Microsoft's name is mud, according to Mark Anderson, who writes the Strategic News Service, a predictive newsletter that apparently has a wide following ... |
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"Game Over" for Microsoft?Seattle Weekly (blog) - Brian Miller - 11 Dec, 2009Up in the San Juans, tech analyst Mark Anderson publishes an influential newsletter called Strategic News Service, ... |
IT Analyst Declares Microsoft's Consumer Play 'Over'ChannelWeb - Rob Wright - 11 Dec, 2009By Rob Wright, channelweb Influential IT analyst Mark Anderson has fired a shot across the bow of Microsoft, declaring that 2010 will be "game over" for the ... |
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10 Things Apple`s Mac OS X Needs to Stay CompetitiveeWeek - Don Reisinger - 11 Dec, 2009Apple's Mac OS X has enjoyed unprecedented success in the marketplace over the past few years. The operating system that was once considered the "also-ran" ... |
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Should Microsoft Abandon Mobile?Motley Fool - Eric Bleeker - 11 Dec, 2009Mark Anderson, a distinguished technologist who runs an online newsletter widely followed by technology executives and investors, ... |
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Microsoft doesn't understand consumers, says analystStrategyEye (subscription) - Jasper Jackson - 11 Dec, 2009Microsoft fails to understand consumers, according to Strategic News Service writer Marc Anderson. He says the firm is losing in every ... |
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Microsoft denies blocking Apple products from eventsMacNN - 11 Dec, 2009Microsoft is not banning Apple products from its press events, a company spokesperson says. At a recent Windows Mobile 6.5 event in Munich, Germany, ... |
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Analyst: Microsoft should exit phone businessElectronista (blog) - 11 Dec, 2009Microsoft ought to cut its losses and drop Windows Mobile and Zune, Strategic News Service analyst and founder Mark Anderson said late Friday. ... |
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The Windows 7 RTM Touch Pack to Be Available for DownloadSoftpedia - 11 Dec, 2009By Marius Oiaga, Technology News Editor Microsoft plans to make available for download a range of applications designed to take advantage of the touch ... |
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Microsoft: Windows 7 Family Pack 'Sold Out'Infopackets (blog) - Brandon Dimmel - 11 Dec, 2009One of the best Windows 7 retail deals (aside from the $30 student package, of course) was Microsoft's special Windows 7 Family Pack promotion, ... |
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Why the Cloud Won't Seduce Me From My Mac, At Least Not YetTheAppleBlog (blog) - Charles Moore - 11 Dec, 2009The rhetorical question du jour on the Mac Web seems to be whether the traditional Mac advantage is eroding due to increased reliance on “the Cloud,” or not ... |
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Windows Mobile 7.0 is coming….BUT WHENHTCPedia.com - 11 Dec, 2009When asked about Apple's position in the mobile marketplace, Microsoft UK head of mobility Phil Moore said, in regards to Windows Mobile 7, ... |
Microsoft + Mobile Consumers = FAILGigaOm (blog) - Colin Gibbs - 11 Dec, 2009Microsoft's latest ad campaign focuses heavily on the end user, telling us that Windows 7.0 was “designed with ... |
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Microsoft isn't losing its consumer edge, it was game over long agoBetaNews - Joe Wilcox - 11 Dec, 2009I disagree with Mark Anderson, writer of the Strategic News Service, about Microsoft's future. ... |
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Should Microsoft Abandon Phones?Technologizer (blog) - Harry McCracken - 11 Dec, 2009Over at the New York Times' Bits blog, Steve Lohr is reporting on a shocking ... |
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wininfo Short Takes: Week of December 14, 2009WinInformant.com - Paul Thurrott - 11 Dec, 2009Maybe it's just me, but it seems as if time has sped up dramatically over the past few months. November disappeared in a flash, and now December is ... |
Microsoft Loses in the Mobile Area, Analyst SaysSoftpedia - 11 Dec, 2009By Ionut Arghire, Mobile Editor Redmond-based software giant has already lost the fight in the mobile phone area it seems, or at least this is what Mark ... |
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Apple, Google, Microsoft Fight to Get, Stop UbiquityBNET - Erik Sherman - 11 Dec, 2009How do you keep a business growing and strong enough to push off competitors? Have it everywhere at the same time. ... |
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