published 30 Apr 2012
Four ways we’re improving Marketplace
by Todd Brix
on windowsteamblog.com
Today I’ll outline the latest steps we’re taking in our ongoing effort to keep the quality bar high in our rapidly growing Marketplace. I know most of you share our goal of a great shopping experience and already go out of your way to follow our ...
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by Michael Blake
on wp-life.com
Microsoft issuing new guidelines for Marketplace, looking to clean up app selection
Microsofts Todd Brix took to the companys Windows Phone blog to announce their plans to clean up the Windows Phone Marketplace using four methods. This methods are; Avoiding trademark trouble, Keeping the quality bar high, Cleaning up keywords and ...
by Jason Ankeny
on fiercemobilecontent.com
Microsoft vows to clean up Windows Phone Marketplace
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) outlined plans to clean up its Windows Phone Marketplace, promising more stringent enforcement of adult-themed content as well as a crackdown on bulk app submissions. Windows Phone Marketplace will require closely-...
by Elaine Burke
on siliconrepublic.com
Microsoft cleans up Windows Phone Marketplace in an attempt to win apps war
Windows Phone Marketplace is setting the bar high for developers, and the apps market as a whole, as the senior director outlines new standards and policies to tackle trademark infringement, keyword stuffing and bulk publishing.In a blog post ...
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on wpcentral.com
Microsoft looking to maintain Marketplace quality, notes four areas of concern
We all want to see quality apps and games in the Windows Phone Marketplace. With that in mind Microsoft is working to beef up the enforcement of existing policies to keep the quality bar high with the Marketplace. While policy compliance will be ...
by Mike Dano
on fiercewireless.com
Hesse snaps up Sprint stock; Oracle vs. Google heads to jury
Quick news from around the Web. @FierceWireless: RT @CNETNews: Can Microsoft get LG excited about Windows Phone again? Article | Follow@FierceWireless Dan Hesse is purchasing stock in Sprint Nextel. Article The copyright case between Oracle and ...
by Anthony Domanico
on intomobile.com
Microsoft Windows app requirements may get tightened
When it comes to app stores, nobody can argue that quality is much more important than quantity; we generally dont want to install useless applications on our devices. Microsoft has announced via a blog post that theyre actively working to improve ...
by Michael Blake
on techhog.com
Microsoft issuing new guidelines for Marketplace, looking to clean up app selection
Microsofts Todd Brix took to the companys Windows Phone blog to announce their plans to clean up the Windows Phone Marketplace using four methods. This methods are; Avoiding trademark trouble, Keeping the quality bar high, Cleaning up keywords and ...
by Todd Bishop
on geekwire.com
Microsoft to Windows Phone app makers: Less sex, please
Microsoft is taking steps to improve its Windows Phone Marketplace, notifying developers this week that its keeping an eye out for trademark abuse and bulk app submissions that reduce the quality of the experience for end users. The company is also ...
by Vince
on blog.gsmarena.com
Microsoft asks developers to keep the Marketplace tight, tells them how
Microsoft are striving to keep their Windows Phone Marketplace neat and tidy, and have spoken out to developers about how to make sure their apps are as accurately described as possible.Doing so, Microsoft hopes the Marketplace will become a better ...
by Ben Kersey
on slashgear.com
Microsoft aims to keep Marketplace app quality high
Microsoft has taken to the Windows Team Blog in order to clarify guidelines relating to apps submitted and published to the Windows Phone Marketplace. It comes as the Marketplace continues to see steady growth, with Todd Brix detailing how the team ...
by Frederic Lardinois
on techcrunch.com
Microsoft Asks Windows Phone Developers To Keep The Quality Up And The Sex Down
Microsoft is trying to clean up the Windows Phone Marketplace and as part of this effort, the company just clarified some of its guidelines for developers who want to sell their apps in Microsofts app store. Among other things, Microsoft has ...
by Richard Lawler
on engadget.com
Microsoft puts Windows Phone 7 app developers on notice of four new Marketplace policies
As the poet once said, "Mo' apps, mo' problems", or something like that. The Windows Phone Marketplace continues to grow and with more eyeballs on it, Microsoft is making sure devs know the rules that will keep their apps in the store instead of on ...
