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Could Microsoft Exit Media Business?

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Microsoft is, without a doubt, a giant in the world of online advertising, but lately it's been about assembling the platforms that power advertising -- both display and search -- rather than building the media properties that... Full Article at Advertising Age

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