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It wouldn't be Monday if there weren't some new saber rattling from Carl Icahn over the Microsoft-Yahoo deal. This time, in a letter to Yahoo's shareholders, Icahn alleges that he

Microsoft is announcing this morning the release of thousands of pages of technical documents concerning its most prized software, with the stated goals of facilitating interoperability and data portability. Office,

Microsoft announced a $1.2 billion takeover offer for Norwegian enterprise search company Fast Search and Transfer. FAST's board of directors unanimously recommended that shareholders approve the deal, and 37% of

My latest ZDNet column is a potential doozy: Microsoft is leaping into hosted applications big time. InformationWeek reports that Microsoft plans to offer hosted implementations of SharePoint, CRM and ERP

Our sister site last100 has started a 2-part series exploring Microsoft’s Internet TV strategy: There may not be another company as well-positioned to take advantage of the growth in IPTV

It seems Mondays are slowly becoming the traditional days for Microsoft/Yahoo updates. Today, Microsoft saw the need to 'set the record straight' after Yahoo had released a statement on Saturday

After it became clear that the Department of Justice would try to block the Google-Yahoo advertising deal, Google today announced that it has decided to walk away from the deal.

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/microsoft/Microsoft_Enterprise_Search_To_Go_Free'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Microsoft announced today that it will give out a free version of its enterprise search product, dubbed Microsoft Search Server

Microsoft announced this morning that the source code for its .NET framework libraries is being opened to the world, allowing outside developers to see inside when developing their own software

In yesterday's post Why Apple Will Dominate Next Gen Computing, Alex Iskold wrote that Apple's announcement of iPhone support for Microsoft Exchange "makes perfect sense" - as a competitive move