Google, Microsoft agree not to fight proxy regulatory battles against one another
Last week, Microsoft and Google decided to play nice. The two companies agreed to stop filing complaints about one another with...
Last week, Microsoft and Google decided to play nice. The two companies agreed to stop filing complaints about one another with...
updated its terms of service (TOS) yesterday to make more explicit the fact that it scans Gmail for the purpose of matching email content...
Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has cleared a radio ad attacking Google’s privacy practices against complaints that it amounted to...
For just over a year, Microsoft has been attacking Google over email privacy. Consumers are getting “Scroogled” by a Google that doesn’t...
In a candid statement to Fortune, Microsoft Board Chairman John Thompson likened Microsoft to IBM 25 years ago and acknowledged that the...
“Wow. How sad.” That was my reaction to watching the latest in Microsoft’s Scroogled campaign against Google, this time using two of the...
sell Scroogled swag. Today, in response to the new merchandise on the Microsoft Store, Google sent out a formal statement: Microsoft’s...
last November in a new direction: merchandise. Now, consumers can purchase “Don’t Get Scroogled” products from the Microsoft Store with...
Scroogled” campaign for almost a year now. Is it working? Ad Age has an interesting story with experts saying yes, in terms of ad...
Or, as Microsoft is calling it today, “Gspam.” That’s the term they’re using for those ads that look like emails in Gmail (which, last I...
At First, The Petition To Nowhere Last month, I covered how after the first week of its existence, Microsoft’s petition was seeing a...
Microsoft is reportedly ending buying TV, newspaper and social media ads promoting its “Scroogled” campaign, which was launched in...
Scroogled” campaign portraying Gmail as a privacy monster that reads your emails for ad targeting purposes. How’s that been working out?...
attacked Google Shopping with a “Scroogled” campaign last November, Microsoft is back again. This time it goes after Gmail as an evil...