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07.09.08

Quick Mention: Microsoft Astro…Bloggers Unite!

Posted in Microsoft, Deception at 2:32 pm by Roy Schestowitz

We wrote about fake Microsoft blogs just a few days ago. Rather than just repeating those many examples we’ll just add another interesting new exhibit to the pile.

Are you someone who blogs about Microsoft? Maybe you’re an end user, developer, mobile user, Xbox player, admin, security researcher, writer, author, detractor or enthusiast who blogs about Microsoft related topics regularly or on occasion? Want a way to increase the exposure and readership of your blog? That’s what the Microsoft Bloggers Network is all about.

Well, well…

“Microsoft has announced the “Microsoft BlogStars” contest, to Hunts for Developer Bloggers in India. After feeling the power and increase of the Bloggers community in India, Microsoft tries to trap and hunt Bloggers in India to buildup the blogging community, for writing blog posts supporting towards Microsoft Technologies.”

Microsoft Traps and Hunts for Bloggers in India !!

“Many Microsoft employees do blog, reportedly more than 4,000 of them.”

Microsoft Watch

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