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The tie-up, which stems from the Redmond's purchase of Navic Networks, will allow Microsoft to sell ads that run on NBC's cable and broadcast stations.
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- by dumbspammers June 18, 2009 2:22 PM PDT
- MS owns NBC, don't they? So "winning" the deal isn't exactly rocket science. They could probably use the same retarded chimps that designed the "ribbon" interface to pitch the deal, and still "win". Or a caveman could do it.
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- by Seaspray0 June 18, 2009 2:41 PM PDT
- Stop wasting our time with the stupid flames.
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- by atriusNY June 19, 2009 7:30 AM PDT
- Not really. MSNBC is a joint venture between MS and NBC. I guess MS has around 20 percent of MSNBC. NBC itself has nothing to do with MS.
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