Microsoft eyes making desktop apps free from CNET
"Although no specific plans have been made, executives within Microsoft are examining whether it makes sense to release ad-supported versions of products such as Works, Money, or even the Windows operating system itself, according to internal documents seen by CNET News.com.
"As Web advertising grows and consumer revenues shrink, we need to consider creating ad-supported versions of our software," two Microsoft researchers and an MSN employee wrote in a paper presented to company executives earlier this year. The document was prepared for one of Microsoft's twice-yearly Thinkweek exercises, in which Chairman Bill Gates and other top executives gather to consider potential new avenues for the company to follow."
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Ever tried MSN-Ad-Remover tool??
If you use MSN Msngr you'll notice that at the bottom of the msgr, there is a bar that displays ad's while you are online. Crackers have written a small patch file, which when executed removes the link of the DLL that displays the Advertisement.
Im so looking forward to patch all ad-awares released by MS ;)
I'm evil after sunset :D
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