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The events will support Microsoft Lumia's commuter newspaper, The Five to Nine
June 19, 2015 by Brea Carter

Microsoft reveals The Five to Nine workshop details

Microsoft Lumia will host five workshops from 22-26 June to accompany its latest initiative, The Five to Nine commuter newspaper.

The Five to Nine will be distributed between 22-26 June, with a workshop held on each day
June 17, 2015 by Brea Carter

Microsoft to launch news publication and workshops

Microsoft Lumia has devised The Five to Nine, a newspaper filled with positive and inspiring content, for commuters across the

Uber is one of five hot brands to share its experiential strategies for 2015
February 11, 2015 by Katie Deighton

Five hot brands - part one

Five brand experience managers from the likes of Uber, Evian and Mumsnet share their experiential strategies for the year ahead.

Lani surprises her family with a visit to the US
December 22, 2014 by Katie Deighton

Event TV: Microsoft Lumia reunites family for Christmas surprise

Microsoft Lumia brought together a family separated by the Atlantic earlier this month as part of its #MakeItHappen experiential series.

Microsoft: hires stunt rider Danny MacAskill for #makeithappen campaign
November 20, 2014 by Shona Ghosh

Watch: stunt biker Danny MacAskill loops-the-loop on Thames for Microsoft Lumia

Microsoft had stunt rider Danny MacAskill pull off an ambitious loop-the-loop on the Thames to showcase how Cortana, its Siri

Nokia: Microsoft will keep the brand on basic phones
October 27, 2014 by Shona Ghosh

Microsoft clarifies Nokia lives on for 'entry-level' phones

Microsoft has binned the Nokia brand on smartphones, but clarified it will continue releasing basic Nokia-branded phones targeted at emerging

Nokia: 'not like everybody else' campaign
October 22, 2014 by Shona Ghosh

Microsoft lays Nokia brand to rest

Microsoft will officially phase out the Nokia brand for its mobile products, instead calling its smartphones Microsoft Lumia.