Microsoft is considering ways to "focus" its Soapbox user-generated video feature to fit the content and strategy on its MSN portal, executive Erik Jorgensen ...

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Software giant Microsoft has killed Soapbox, its video-sharing rival to Google's YouTube. Microsoft had previously told the world that it would scale back Soapbox which actually meant it would pull ...

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On the last day of August Microsoft’s YouTube competitor, Soapbox, will be no more. If YouTube isn’t profitable for Google (though Goog execs this week claimed it soon would be), we can imagine the ...

Microsoft is closing the doors of its Soapbox video service to new users until it implements better safeguards to keep its users from uploading copyrighted materials. This means the establishment of ...

Due to concerns about content that violates copyright, Microsoft has restricted the ability to upload new videos to registered users and has temporarily closed registration Microsoft has put the ...

Microsoft has decided to scale back Soapbox as it finds a better way to offer user-generated videos.<BR><BR><a href='http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2009/06 ...

Back in July, we mentioned that Microsoft was working on a YouTube clone. Tomorrow it will be unveiled, according to Microsoft employee Kurt Shintaku, who doesn’t seem to know whether to call it by ...