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Microsoft cuddles up to Facebook once more
02/06/2008 by swordfish.
Microsoft has integrated a Facebook updates tab into its Windows Live Messenger service, in a further sign of the growing closeness between the two firms.
The service allows UK users to change their status, view photos and invite people to join them on Windows Live Messenger by clicking a newly-added tab in the messenger window.
The integration could be seen as a response to Facebook’s own messaging service which was released last month.
However, the two companies have grown closer ever since Microsoft purchased a 1.6% stake in Facebook for $240 million, valuing the social networking site at a $15 billion.
Source: PC Pro
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