Back in October, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer hinted at a Siri rival coming out of their camp when he discussed Windows phones with John Battelle at Web 2.0 Summit. It wasn’t clear at the time (and still isn’t) to which Microsoft product Ballmer was...
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer took the stage at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco for the first time in three years to talk Bing vs. On how new Windows 8 phones will differ from Apple’s iPhone, Ballmer says there won’t be “seas of icons,” that...
Despite public criticism for losses posted by Microsoft's Bing, some of which even extended to calling for CEO Steve Ballmer to be replaced, the company isn't likely to let go of their search engine any time soon.
In an open letter from Nokia CEO Stephen Elop and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, it was announced that: Nokia will adopt Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 as its primary operating system, which means Bing will become the default search engine on all Nokia...
Remaining in the realm of competition, PaidContent reports that Microsoft's "tablets are coming" and this, "within the year," as CEO Steve Ballmer named 21 partners he said are set to launch tablets with Windows 7.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and President, Entertainment & Devices Division Robbie Bach took to the stage at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to make three major announcements about Live Search.
When Microsoft has a corporate all-hands meeting, Steve Ballmer's passion and excitement is tangible. Thousands of search marketing, Internet advertising, marketing, and technology trade professionals would be washing windows, flipping burgers, or...
Senior vice presidents Steven Sinofsky, Jon DeVaan and Bill Veghte will report directly to CEO Steve Ballmer to lead Windows/Windows Live. In a memo to Microsoft employees, CEO Steve Ballmer addressed goals for many of Microsoft's products and...
On yesterday's earnings call, Chris Liddell, Senior VP and CFO, affirmed recent statements by Steve Ballmer to focus on the online advertising market. Earlier this week, Ballmer suggested that Microsoft would go forward without a merger.
Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO said in a statement: "We have great respect for Yahoo! After the jump, Ballmer's letter to Yahoo board members. Ballmer Ballmer It is our view that Microsoft has significant potential upside given the continued solid...
And as much as I hate to agree with Steve Ballmer, in some respects Google is a one-trick pony. They've also got some very bright people working on monetizing search, including former Ask.com CEO Steve Berkowitz, Yusuf Mehdi and Joanne Bradford.
The Web According to Ballmer from BusinessWeek has Microsoft CEO Steve Frankly, all Ballmer seems to be saying is content owners would be better off if Microsoft was a strong third participant in ad game.
Reportedly, Taylor was good friends with CEO Steve Ballmer and was a possible candidate in the future for that position. ClickZ reports on a Bloomberg story about Martin Taylor, the vice president of Windows Live and MSN marketing group has left MSN.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer gets to swing at the same question in an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle. Ballmer Don't Make Ballmer Laugh search engine" for all things related to buying, renting and relocation.
Microsoft: Back To The "Early Days Of Search" Songbook - "Microsoft's Ballmer boasts of search engine progress" from the Associated Press gives us an update from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, out of this week's MSN Strategic Account Summit, on how...
Press gives us an update from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, out of this week's Microsoft's Ballmer boasts of search engine progress from the Associated From Ballmer: I like to tell our people, 'I like the years when we make at least a year's...
While MSN adCenter has been in pilot mode since mid-October, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is announcing the official launch of adCenter at Thursday's MSN Strategic Account Summit.as well as the new name change to Microsoft adCenter.
Ballmer defends Microsoft's spending increase from the Seattle Times covers a likely leaked memo from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer naming Google as one of the company's chief competitors and requiring further "heavy investments" in search.
Rather than say AOL made a mistake, Ballmer pushes the idea that Microsoft will be big in the new era of advertising, since computers will know you better. Ballmer. Steve Better that they were convinced that using Windows Live Search (TSEFKAMS...
CEO Steve Ballmer: Google "One-Hit Wonder": Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer suggests Google doesn't have many tricks up its sleeve. Ballmer On Let's also recall what Ballmer said in June: Gates certainly didn't declare MSN Search to have surpassed...
