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A week ago, we wrote that Microsoft wouldn’t be merging MSN and Skype in China, primarily because Skype isn’t particularly popular there and the company wanted time to associate Skype

Last week, we learned that Microsoft may roll MSN/Windows Live Messenger into Skype’s services (which Microsoft owns). But it turns out that wherever else the company may be doing that,

Microsoft’s local portal, MSN China, has revealed that it has grown to 50 to 60 million active monthly users in the country, as it continues its battles against home-grown news

Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has won a major contract from Indian authorities that will see its cloud computing services, such as Microsoft Office Web Apps, used in more than 10,000 technical colleges

MSN's YoBrand e-commerce site before it closed. MSN China has shuttered its MSN Mall, a B2C e-commerce site, in an apparent restructuring of Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) approach to China’s cut-throat online

Today, Renren and MSN China announced plans to cooperate. The strategic cooperation will integrate the two companies social networking platforms. From the release: According to the strategic agreement, Renren and

Today Sina rolled out badges as ‘achievement awards’ for users on its Weibo microblogging platform. The badges can be deliberately – or coincidentally – attained by doing something or following

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