Nick Wingfield The New York Times
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Activision Buys Major League Gaming to Broaden Role in E-Sports
"I have a simple vision for this," Activision Blizzard CEO Robert A. Kotick said in a phone interview. "I want to build the ESPN of video games."
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Bill Gates Takes on Climate Change With a Powerful Rolodex
His role in sealing the deal offers a peek into how the inner circles of governments and industry intersect.
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Microsoft's Mission to Reignite PC Sector May Be Taking Hold
Something curious has emerged in recent months: optimism.
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A Focus on Video Games
Apple TV, the Cupertino giant's set-top box, is expected to launch at Wednesday's event - and apart from a long due refresh, bring a gaming focus.
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With Halo 5, Microsoft Seeks to Lure E-Sports Players Back
The world of e-sports, as the competitive video game world is known, was long an afterthought for game makers. That is quickly changing.
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Microsoft Shifts Its Strategy
The company's last operating system, Windows 8, did not revive the market and might have made matters worse with a bold redesign of its interface.
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Microsoft Executive Reaches New Heights
The one executive whose job will expand the most is Terry Myerson, a change that will cement his position as the firm's most powerful product leader.
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University of Washington and Chinese University Unite to Form Technology Institute
The bustling region of Puget Sound lags its peers in one glaring way - it is home to a single major research university.
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4 Microsoft Executives to Leave in Top-Level Shake-Up
Nadella said that three of the departures were related to his decision to organise the company's engineering efforts into fewer groups.
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Virtual Reality Headsets Raise Some Real Concerns
One question about virtual reality is what will happen to people in the real world when they are transfixed by virtual space.
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Activision Buys Major League Gaming to Broaden Role in E-Sports
"I have a simple vision for this," Activision Blizzard CEO Robert A. Kotick said in a phone interview. "I want to build the ESPN of video games."
-
Bill Gates Takes on Climate Change With a Powerful Rolodex
His role in sealing the deal offers a peek into how the inner circles of governments and industry intersect.
-
Microsoft's Mission to Reignite PC Sector May Be Taking Hold
Something curious has emerged in recent months: optimism.
-
A Focus on Video Games
Apple TV, the Cupertino giant's set-top box, is expected to launch at Wednesday's event - and apart from a long due refresh, bring a gaming focus.
-
With Halo 5, Microsoft Seeks to Lure E-Sports Players Back
The world of e-sports, as the competitive video game world is known, was long an afterthought for game makers. That is quickly changing.
-
Microsoft Shifts Its Strategy
The company's last operating system, Windows 8, did not revive the market and might have made matters worse with a bold redesign of its interface.
-
Microsoft Executive Reaches New Heights
The one executive whose job will expand the most is Terry Myerson, a change that will cement his position as the firm's most powerful product leader.
-
University of Washington and Chinese University Unite to Form Technology Institute
The bustling region of Puget Sound lags its peers in one glaring way - it is home to a single major research university.
-
4 Microsoft Executives to Leave in Top-Level Shake-Up
Nadella said that three of the departures were related to his decision to organise the company's engineering efforts into fewer groups.
-
Virtual Reality Headsets Raise Some Real Concerns
One question about virtual reality is what will happen to people in the real world when they are transfixed by virtual space.
