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Cost per Thousand

In online advertising, the measurement of cost paid by an advertiser per 1,000 impressions of its advertisement. One impression is one view of the advertisement by a website viewer. Many websites, especially those with high traffic, charge advertisers on a per 1,000 impression basis. It differs from a cost per click scheme, in that the viewer does not have to click on the ad in order for the advertiser to be charged.
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CPM

See Certified Property Manager.

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Over that period, sales of MS-DOS (both with and without Microsoft Windows 3.1) rose 28.9% while sales of PC-DOS and DR-DOS fell 15.4%.
Microsoft plays hardball: the use of exclusionary pricing and technical incompatibility to maintain monopoly power in markets for operating system software
MS-DOS 79%, PC-DOS 13%, OS/2 4%, DR-DOS 3%, UNIX 1%.
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"Our DOS goldmine is shrinking and out costs are soaring - primarily due to low prices, IBM share and DR-DOS," Gates wrote to his lieutenant Steve Ballmer, now president of Microsoft.
Microsoft Trials: New Dates, More Details From Caldera, Sun
Caldera alleges that Microsoft built proprietary and technically unnecessary "hooks" linking Windows 3.1 to MS-DOS so as to kill DR-DOS, in much the same way that the DOJ alleges Microsoft integrated Windows 98 with Internet Explorer in a bid to crush Netscape's Navigator.
MICROSOFT-CALDERA TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL JANUARY 2000
"After nearly three more years of investigation, Caldera still has no evidence to support its claims." Microsoft's summary judgements refute Caldera's claims that Windows 95 was an illegal tie of MS-DOS and earlier versions of Windows and that it designed Windows 3.1 to be incompatible with Novell Inc's (now Caldera's) DR-DOS operating system.
MICROSOFT TRIES TO SHAKE OFF CALDERA

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