With its msnNOW site barely two weeks old, Microsoft is already reaping benefits on another property: increased traffic to its Bing search engine. But the way it’s happening may also lead to ...

Trying to tap into the national conversation, Microsoft is launching a new service today, msnNOW, that algorithmically curates the most shared content on the Web and presents it to users on a new Web ...

The AP's Michael Liedtke writes Microsoft and MSN.com ("after months of development") have launched a "trend-tracking service, called MSNnow tunes into the buzz by sifting through millions of Internet ...

Microsoft's latest attempt to inject life into its middling MSN Web portal is msnNOW, which aims to be a one-stop shop for topics and breaking news getting the most buzz from Facebook, Twitter, Bing, ...

Microsoft has just launched a new MSN service to enable users to stay on top of what is happening around them. Dubbed msnNOW, the new service can be accessed today at now.msn.com, enabling users to ...

These days, most of us rely on social networks to get the latest news. It may be from actual news sources that our friends share or it can be through their updated statuses or tweets. the problem here ...

Microsoft has developed a new social and news reading application, called msnNOW, aiming to give its massive 522 million strong global user base a place to see what’s hot, and trending on their social ...

REDMOND, Wash. — Feb. 15, 2012 — Ever feel like you have to jump from site to site in order to piece together what’s happening in the world? Good news for those who like to stay up-to-date on the ...

Microsoft’s MSN is launching a new site called msnNOW, serving up the latest buzzworthy stories using technology that analyzes Twitter, Facebook, Bing and BreakingNews.com to identify trending topics ...

If you’re under 30, Microsoft believes it knows the news you’re most interested in: supermodels, Hollywood, and little else. That’s what you’ll find on msnNOW, the site Microsoft launched today ...

Thu, 16 Feb 2012 16:46:09 GMT — Microsoft is hooking up MSN.com with a hipper sidekick to broaden its appeal and stay on top of the Internet's hottest topics. After ...