msn to charge you

[Ian_182]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/1189119.stm

I dont know if this is a repost ,ive been out of the country for a month but here goes.
I hope all the others dont follow suit,its been great to have a free browser

ian

 

[Daz]

Free browser?

They'll just do what Google do, and Yahoo do and charge for extra services such as larger e-mail mailboxes, ad-free viewing etc..

 

[Ross M]

Sunday, 25 February, 2001


seriously old news. they charged. they stopped

 

[makavelli]

lol old stuff

 

[Daz]

Sunday, 25 February, 2001


seriously old news. they charged. they stopped

Ah! Yea.. Haha. I thought the image looked old.


But anyway, 2007..

Google charge for extra features, Yahoo charge for extra features, and MSN charge for additional usage (such as Outlook Live) etc.. so it's kinda true, and I was making sense :rasp:

 

[Marky_]

This must be where idiots that send around those s**t chain emails (about hotmail fees) get their info from.

 

[G_F]

iN OTHER UP TO DATE NEWS..

Microsoft relaunch for MSN

Thursday, 26 October, 2000, 11:45 GMT 12:45 UK Microsoft relaunch for MSN

Microsoft hopes relaunched MSN will rival America Online


Microsoft says it is spending about $1bn (£690m) over the next year on boosting the profile of its internet service, MSN. Concerned by the rapidity with which the internet is undermining the PC's dominance of the technology market, Microsoft has begun with a $150m global advertising campaign.





http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/992121.stm

 

[Ian_182]

Ive been away toooooo long.Sorry guys

ian

 

[ollie]

iN OTHER UP TO DATE NEWS..

Microsoft relaunch for MSN

Thursday, 26 October, 2000, 11:45 GMT 12:45 UK Microsoft relaunch for MSN

Microsoft hopes relaunched MSN will rival America Online


Microsoft says it is spending about $1bn (£690m) over the next year on boosting the profile of its internet service, MSN. Concerned by the rapidity with which the internet is undermining the PC's dominance of the technology market, Microsoft has begun with a $150m global advertising campaign.





http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/992121.stm

rofl